General instructions for using these dotfiles
Influenced heavily by https://github.com/empeee/dotfiles
First, clone the dotfiles into your home directory under ~/Projects/
like so:
$ mkdir ~/Projects
$ cd ~/Projects
$ git clone https://github.com/fronzbot/dotfiles.git
Run the setup.sh
script to set up vim and create symlinks. To use the solarized color scheme, see the Konsole section below.
$ cd dotfiles
$ bash setup.sh
For MacOS, use the "mac" argument to the setup script:
% bash setup.sh mac
Clone the repo with the steps above, but this time don't run setup.sh
. Instead, we'll just generate teh symlinks and you can manually install Vundle.vim
and stuff like that.
$ cd ~/Projects/dotfiles
$ bash gen_symlinks.sh
First, make sure you can create the ~/.vim/tmp
directory for history and swap files. After that, install Vundle
to handle plugins:
$ git clone https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim
Then start vim. Some errors may pop up since the plugins haven't installed, but inside vim run :PluginInstall
to pull and install plugins. Quit vim and restart, and everything should be good to go.
Taken from https://github.com/phiggins/konsole-colors-solarized
To get the solarized theme into Konsole (using KDE) do the following:
- Copy the colorschme file to ~/.kde/share/apps/konsole
- Open Konsole, select Settings > Manage Profiles > Edit Profile > Appearance, and then select theme.
- Hit OK, then close, and the theme should have taken effect.