Nothin' to see here but some invisible files.

generate new keypair add GitHub stuff to ~/.ssh/config if it's not there already

ssh-add the privkey... finally let GitHub know about the pubkey

If two git logins are required, configure ~/.ssh/config to use different keys based on Host

Clone this repo

Install it, then...

• don't use macOS fullscreen weirdness
  • Settings > General > Window — uncheck "Native full screen windows"
• Font: install Inconsolata Nerd Font, then set it as the default font
  • Settings > Profiles > Default > Text — Font dropdown, select "Inconsolata for Powerline" Medium 16
• open new session in current session's directory
  • Settings > Profiles > General — Working Directory: "Reuse previous session's directory"
• cursor: blinking box
  • Settings > Profiles > Text — Cursor, radio button for "Box", checkbox for "Blinking cursor"
• unlimited scrollback
  • Settings > Profiles > Terminal — Scrollback Buffer: checkbox for "Unlimited scrollback"
• command timestamps
  • Settings > Profiles > Session — Show timestamps "When mouse hovers over scroll bar"

Install oh-my-zsh to configure zsh.

Install Homebrew and then:

brew install \
  asdf \
  lua luarocks \
  neovim \
  ripgrep fzf fd \
  chafa \
  entr \
  difftastic \
  dos2unix

...but not before you install oh-my-zsh...

ln -s .zshrc   ~  # might need to remove ~/.zshrc first
ln -s .zshenv  ~
ln -s alxndr.zsh-theme  ~/.oh-my-zsh/themes
ln -s .gitconfig  ~
mkdir -p ~/.config
ln -s nvim        ~/.config/

asdf plugin add nodejs https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf-nodejs.git \
  && asdf install nodejs latest
asdf plugin add ruby https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf-ruby.git \
  && asdf install ruby latest

mkdir ~/.config/nvim && cd ~/.config/nvim && ln -s ~/workspace/dotfiles/nvim/* .

It'll start off saying "module 'paq' not found" because you gotta install it separately first.

Then install the other modules...

nvim -c 'PaqInstall|TSUpdate'

Might then complain about "Node JS not found: node is not executable!" if you haven't done something like asdf install nodejs latest...

...or Vim(lua):E5108: Error executing lua .../start/nvim-treesitter/lua/nvim-treesitter/highlight.lua:14: attempt to index local 'hlmap' (a nil value)

• docs
• wiki
• home

• Inconsolata for Powerline or other patched fonts
• QLMarkdown to preview Markdown files using QuickLook (i.e. pressing space bar on a file in Finder)
  • un-quarantine it: xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/QLMarkdown.app
  • then run it as standalone app once so it registers itself in QuickLook
• LittleSnitch
• SizeUp

• change Caps Lock to Control
  • Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts (button) > Modifier Keys (left panel) — set Caps Lock to Control
• disable Control-Space to change keyboard input
  • Settings > Keyboard > Input Sources — uncheck "Select next" & "Select previous"
• change Globe key to show Emoji
  • Settings > Keyboard — "Press 🌐 key to": "Show Emoji & Symbols" 🎉
• enable Tab/Shift-Tab to navigate input
  • Settings > Keyboard — "Keyboard navigation" slider on
• tap-to-click
  • Settings > Trackpad — turn on "Tap to click" slider
• drag with three-finger tap
  • Settings > search for "drag" — "Dragging style" (left panel under search)
• reduce motion
  • Settings > Accessibility > Display — "Reduce motion" slider on
• restore the status bar in Finder
  • View menu — "Show Status Bar" or press ⌘/
• install Karabiner
  • set up Return to be Control when held... TBD

Oooh shiny... upgraded the 2021 MBP and it kept the settings...

2021 MBP

• Prefs...
  • Keyboard
    • Dvorak layout inder Input Sources
    • turn on "Keyboard navigation" (tab / shift-tab)
    • "Press 🌐 key to": "Show Emoji & Symbols" 🎉
    • "Keyboard Shortcuts…" button opens a panel, "Modifier Keys" tab lets you map Caps Lock to Control
  • Mouse / Trackpad
    • tap-to-click
    • double-tap-to-right-click
  • Accessibility
    • "three-finger drag" is in Accessibility > Pointer Control > Trackpad Options button, "Enable dragging": "with three finger drag" (make sure there's no 'normal' 3-finger gesture which conflicts)
    • "Reduce motion" option in Display
• Auto-Hide Dock (right-click the dock, "Turn Hiding On")
• iTerm 2
• Karabiner
• Bartender

2020 MBP

• Prefs...
  • "three-finger drag" is in Accessibility > Pointer Control > Trackpad Options button, "Enable dragging": "with three finger drag" (make sure there's no 'normal' 3-finger gesture which conflicts)
  • "Reduce motion" option 🎉 🍾 Accessibility > Display
  • use Tab to skip through buttons: Keyboard > Shortcuts tab > checkbox at the bottom "Use keyboard navigation to move focus forward..."
    • not the one in Accessibility > Keyboard > Navigation tab > "Enable Full Keyboard Access"
• Apps...
  • iTerm2 (of course)
  • Karabiner (to turn Enter into Control when held)
    • Complex Modifications > "Change return to control if pressed with other keys..."
    • installing Karabiner seems to moot the built-in CL-to-Ctrl mapping, so have to set it up in Karabiner as well
  • Markdown Editor

• dvorak keyboard
• karabiner needs permissions
• restore from Time Machine works pretty pretty pretty well

• Dvorak keyboard
• Karabiner
• Chrome: Warn Before Quitting

• Dvorak keyboard:
  • System Preferences > Keyboard > Input Sources, + button, English > Dvorak
• restore F-number keys:
  • System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard, check "Use all F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys"
• rip out the spell checker:
  • System Preferences > Keyboard > Text, uncheck "Correct spelling automatically"
• rip out a bunch of keyboard shortcuts:
  • System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts, uncheck pretty much everything except for the Screen Shots
• turn off hold-letter-for-accent-marks:
  • defaults write -g ApplePressAndHoldEnabled -bool false
• enable using Tab to move keyboard focus between all sorts of GUI controls
  • System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts, under "Full Keyboard Access […]" select the "All controls" radio button
• turn Caps Lock into Control
  • System Preferences > Keyboard > Modifier Keys button > set Caps Lock to Control
• make the trackpad make sense:
  • System Preferences > Trackpad > Point & Click > check only "Tap to click", "Secondary click", "Three finger drag"
  • System Preferences > Trackpad > Scroll & Zoom > check only "Scroll direction: natural"
  • System Preferences > Trackpad > Scroll & Zoom > check only "Notification Center", "Mission Control", "Show Desktop"
• only show one OS X Menu Bar when using multiple monitors:
  • System Preferences > Mission Control > uncheck "Displays have separate Spaces", then re-login