JOHN NESA KUMAR JOHNJNK
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| #!/usr/bin/env zsh | |
| # vim:syntax=zsh | |
| # vim:filetype=zsh | |
| # file location: ${HOME}/.zlogin | |
| # Note: This file is loaded AFTER ${HOME}/.zshrc | |
| function recompile-zsh-scripts-as-reqd { | |
| if [[ -s "${1}" && (! -s "${1}.zwc" || "${1}" -nt "${1}.zwc") ]]; then |
JOHNJNK
/ .zprofile
Created
March 9, 2024 05:39
— forked from jai-charan/.zprofile
This is a companion script for the `~/.zshrc` file
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| #!/usr/bin/env zsh | |
| # vim:syntax=zsh | |
| # vim:filetype=zsh | |
| # file location: ${HOME}/.zprofile | |
| # Note: This file is loaded BEFORE ${HOME}/.zshrc | |
| # login shell - only env vars and other functions that don't load anything should go in here | |
| # This is a companion script for the `${HOME}/.zshrc` file |
JOHNJNK
/ .brewfile
Last active
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— forked from jai-charan/gist:5ac86f350388c0ac8ee3f53be1156123
BrewFile
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| # file location: ~/.brewfile | |
| # This file is used along with the `brew bundle` command to ensure that required packages and apps are installed. | |
| # Also can be used to ensure that any package/apps that were installed as experimentation are uninstalled from the system. | |
| # If you are starting such a file on a machine where you have already installed some apps using brew, then use `brew bundle dump` to create this file and avoid starting from scratch | |
| # If you have also installed some vscode plugins already (manually), then you can use the following command to export that list: | |
| # code --list-extensions | |
| # For a more detailed explanation of the philosophy/reasoning behind this file, please see https://openfolder.sh/macos-migrations-with-brewfile |
JOHNJNK
/ fresh-install-of-osx.sh
Created
March 9, 2024 05:33
— forked from jai-charan/fresh-install-of-osx.sh
Steps to get "up and running" with new Mac OSX
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| #!/usr/bin/env zsh | |
| # This script can be used to setup a macos machine based on Vijay's configurations. As of now, this script is idempotent and will restore your local setup to the same state if run multiple times. | |
| # If you have the same files already present, it will prompt you whether to override or not | |
| # file location: <anywhere> (just need to invoke it from that location) | |
| # You can run this script using this command: | |
| # curl -L https://gist.github.com/jai-charan/12d887690800951290ebb3f78cd37e31/raw/ -o fresh-install.sh; chmod +x ./fresh-install.sh; ./fresh-install.sh | |
| # BEFORE STARTING TO RUN THIS SCRIPT (for the first time on a new machine) |
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| # file location: ~/Brewfile | |
| # This file is used along with the `brew bundle` command to ensure that required packages and apps are installed. | |
| # Also can be used to ensure that any package/apps that were installed as experimentation are uninstalled from the system. | |
| # If you are starting such a file on a machine where you have already installed some apps using brew, then use `brew bundle dump` to create this file and avoid starting from scratch | |
| # For a more detailed explanation of the philosophy/reasoning behind this file, please see https://openfolder.sh/macos-migrations-with-brewfile | |
| # List all casks that are outdated (and which have version marked as 'latest') | |
| # alias bcg='brew outdated --greedy' |
JOHNJNK
/ old-fresh-install-of-osx.sh
Last active
March 9, 2024 05:33
— forked from vraravam/fresh-install-of-osx.sh
Steps to get "up and running" with new Mac OSX
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| #!/usr/bin/env bash | |
| # This script can be used to setup a macos machine based on Vijay's configurations. As of now, this script is idempotent and will restore your local setup to the same state if run multiple times. | |
| # If you have the same files already present, it will prompt you whether to override or not | |
| # file location: <anywhere> (just need to invoke it from that location) | |
| # You can run this script using this command: | |
| # curl -L https://gist.github.com/JOHNJNK/1b933af3b72d9beff4cbfdfc849c2ab6/raw -o fresh-install.sh; chmod +x ./fresh-install.sh; ./fresh-install.sh | |
| USERNAME=${USERNAME:-$(whoami)} |