dotfiles
========

Miscellaneous settings files I use across systems. Mostly OSX-specific.

# To get up and running

From a fresh OSX install:

1. Generate an SSH key with `ssh-keygen`.
2. Add that SSH key to your [GitHub SSH keys](https://github.com/settings/keys).
3. Clone this repo with `git clone git@github.com:spikeheap/dotfiles` (and install XCode tools while you're at it).
4. In the repo run `./_bootstrap.sh`.

After that you'll probably want to do a couple of manual tasks:

1. Install your purchased software from the App Store.
2. Enable your mail accounts in Settings -> Internet Accounts.

# Thanks

A lot of the auto-brewing has been stolen gratuitously from [George Hickman](https://github.com/ghickman/dotfiles). Cheers!

dotfiles
========

Miscellaneous settings files I use across systems. Mostly OSX-specific.

# To get up and running

From a fresh OSX install:

1. Generate an SSH key with `ssh-keygen`.
  a. Copy the generated key with `cat .ssh/id_rsa.pub | pbcopy`.
2. Add that SSH key to your [GitHub SSH keys](https://github.com/settings/keys).
3. Clone this repo with:
  a. `mkdir src && cd src` 
  b. `git clone git@github.com:spikeheap/dotfiles` (and install XCode tools while you're at it).
4. In the repo run `./_bootstrap.sh`.

After that you'll probably want to do a couple of manual tasks:

1. Install your purchased software from the App Store.
2. Enable your mail accounts in Settings -> Internet Accounts.

# Thanks

A lot of the auto-brewing has been stolen gratuitously from [George Hickman](https://github.com/ghickman/dotfiles). Cheers!

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