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Between this and the article yesterday [1] I'm really curious what configs everyone has that they really miss when they don't have them. I know people will fi
by dec0dedab0de 4y ago
Between this and the article yesterday [1] I'm really curious what configs everyone has that they really miss when they don't have them. I know people will fight for their vim config, but what other settings do you actually care about?
[1]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32632533 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32632533
- swozey 4y agoOutside of my zsh config, aliases, etc one of the things I do with it is keep a list of my brew packages (brew leaves > brew.txt) and dump it into the different systems I use. I have a lot more stuff synced but that's one use case I rarely see mentioned if at all. I wind up reinstalling or using new laptop/desktops all the time and its very helpful to keep things in sync. I HATE getting off my work laptop that I just spent 8 hours deving on and getting on my personal laptop and missing things. And vice versa.
- CGamesPlay 4y agoHaving fish installed is a big one, and then a bunch of additional binaries and shell functions that are installed in ~/.local/bin. Most notable among those is direnv, which I want on any computer where I have a project directory. After that, it’s mostly little things that happen rarely, like the tmux configuration for those cases when I am spending a lot of time on a remote server.
- konart 4y agofish, neovim, alacritty, bat, karabiner, lsd, tmux, skhd, yabai, sketchybar fish, neovim, tmux, skhd are the most important ones. Can't live without them.