My personal dot files for OSX on Snow Leopard managed by homesick.
This is where the magic happens.
Themes included with this configuration:
- colorblind.terminal - Black background, super vibrant colors
- snowblind.terminal - White background, vibrant colors
- cataracts.terminal - Grey background with muted colors
- bloodshot.terminal - Similar to colorblind but with muted colors
- Solarized_Dark.terminal - Based on the solarized dark theme (current default)
- Solarized_Light.terminal - Based on the solarized light theme
To use the Terminal themes, install SIMBL and save the 64 Bit Terminal Colors plugin to:
~/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins/
Most themes use the custom MesloGM font. Download, install and live the dream.
To get full mouse support (scrolling, clicking, etc...) within Terminal Vim, install the SIMBL MouseTerm plug-in.
Within the .bin directory are various scripts and helpers for a crap load of stuff. Due to how homesick handles symlinks, it's necessary to run chmod +x on any of these symbolic links to set up the correct permissions.
Dotfiles associated with Vim are primarily handled by Bit Theory's Vim repository. The local settings for my machine are applied in the .vimrc.local file. The installed bundles currently being rocked are listed below.
- ack.vim
- actionscript.vim
- applescript.vim
- autocorrect.vim
- browser-refresh.vim
- bufkill.vim
- camelcasemotion.vim
- cocoa.vim
- coffeescript.vim
- cucumber.vim
- delimitMate.vim
- fugitive.vim
- gist.vim
- haml.vim
- indexed-search.vim
- jade.vim
- javascript.vim
- json.vim
- markdown-preview.vim
- markdown.vim
- nerdcommenter.vim
- nerdtree.vim
- processing.vim
- rails.vim
- repeat.vim
- ruby.vim
- rvm.vim
- snipmate.vim
- statusline.vim
- stylus.vim
- supertab.vim
- surround.vim
- syntastic.vim
- tabular.vim
- taglist.vim
- unimpaired.vim
- yankring.vim
Homesick takes care of symlinking files, but it's necessary to run ./backup from the ~/.homesick/repos/dotfiles/ directory to grab a few other files, terminal colors and listing of the installed vim bundles. This should keep the dotfiles in check and up to date.