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Git Config

You can set an option for a single repo with:

git config <option> <value>

You can set an option globally (in your ~/.gitconfig file) with:

	on run args
	set theFiles to {}

	-- POSIX file throws an error inside tell Finder, so build a list
	-- before entering tell Finder.
	repeat with thePath in args
	set the end of theFiles to POSIX file thePath
	end repeat

	tell application "Finder"

	#!/bin/sh

	# Emulate the sysctl -p flag from Linux. To use it as the default sysctl
	# command, name it sysctl and place it in your path before /sbin.

	# The functions stripcom, update_limit, and sysctl_conf are copied from /etc/rc
	# from an OpenBSD 6.1-current snapshot. Replace them with the definitions from
	# your own /etc/rc to be sure you get the correct behavior. You MUST then
	# modify sysctl_conf in two ways:
	#

	Learn a new programming language!
	- functional language like Racket, Erlang, Clojure
	- Python is so useful and easy to learn!


	Install Linux.
	- easy: Ubuntu, Linux Mint, ElementaryOS <- super pretty
	- harder: Debian expert install, Arch Linux
	- stupid: Fedora, CentOS <- bad, out of date, tedious to work with
	- expert: FreeBSD / OpenBSD / NetBSD / DragonflyBSD