1337-dots

Aggressive config stuff for the adventurous user.

Context

Why "-dots"? See the system I start with:

zsh <(curl sharpsaw.org/init)

Content

• vim stuff:
  • .vim/plugin/1337-keys.vim - Changes formatoptions to favor comments less.
  • .vim/ftplugin/ruby_syntaxshortcuts.vim
    • \9 for converting to Ruby 1.9-style hash args
    • \0 to kill parens
    • \' to switch to single quotes (this and the next needs to be available more generally)
    • '"' to switch to single quotes
  • coffee-1337.vim - Auto-write .js from .cs, if you have a file in the current dir named .compile-coffeescript-automatically
  • Powerline - A more informative status bar. For super1337 mode try to get the font patches going.
  • NERDCommenter - Enable <leader>cc (comment) and <leader>cu (uncomment), in an Acmeist way.
  • Gundo - Sweet navigator around the undo tree. Have +python then :GundoToggle
    • Bound as gu (which, for me, is \gu and gu)
  • surround - cs"', etc.
• zsh stuff:
  • Add zaw (supergood thing that's kind of like CtrlP. Bound to ^x;)
  • Add zsh-syntax-highlighting, which is good because you get instant feedback if something is typed as you expect.
  • .zsh/rc/autojump - Adds the 'j' command, if you've installed autojump.
• X11 stuff:
  • .Xmodmap - Gives you Hyper_L instead of Caps_Lock, plus Multi_key
  • xmonad.hs - Xmonad is the best window manager out there. This file makes use .Xresources of Hyper_L and adds a few layouts.
• Ruby
  • .irbrc - Run pry instead of old irb
• README.md: A self-referential file.

Contact

[email protected]

Ask/tell/demand anything. I'll be receptive.