These are my .dotfiles. There are many like them, but these ones are mine. My .dotfiles are my best friends. They are my life. I must master them as I must master my life. My .dotfiles, without me, are useless. Without my .dotfiles, I am useless. I must execute my .dotfiles true. I must use them straighter than my enemy who is trying to hack me. I must hack him before he hacks me ... and I will ...

These are the very first files I drop onto any machine I set up -- bare metal or virtual, it doesn't matter. Why? Because they guarantee my environment feels just right, no matter where I am. Inside you'll find slick aliases, custom functions, completions, and plenty more.

Keeping everything running smooth is a lightweight command-line utility written in Python. It takes inspiration from the big-name environment managers, but skips the bloat (and yes, you even get to pick your own prompt style!).

Clone this repo to a directory anywhere under your user's home directory.

(This only needs to be done once - once complete you can skip this step and go straight to step 3. And yes, I'm sorry - you need to create the virtual environment exactly as shown because it is referenced in the makefile)

Once .dotfiles is installed, an alias will automatically load allowing you to activate the virtual environment using the following command:

To deactivate the virtual environment, use the deactivate command as usual.

And that's it, you're ready to go!

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While I always good security practices, 100% security can never be guaranteed in any software package. Dotfiles is provided AS IS, and without warranty. You can find more details in the LICENSE file included with this repository.

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