mislav / dotfiles

bash, zsh, git, tmux, personal toolbox

dotfiles

Mislav's configuration files for bash, zsh, git, and more.

Installation

Clone somewhere, then run the bootstrap script:

$ git clone https://github.com/mislav/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
$ ~/dotfiles/script/bootstrap

The install script won't overwrite your existing dotfiles, but will symlink the ones that don't exist. If you want to replace your existing dotfiles, simply move them to a backup location and run install again.

Misc. commands in bin

Check the bin directory for an assortment of useful utilities.

tmux

• C-h/j/k/l - switch to pane in the given direction
• C-\\ - toggle between last active panes

Under tmux prefix C-a:

• C-l - clear terminal
• S - switch to a session that starts with given name, or switch to the last session if no name given
• m - open man page in a vertical split
• g - tail log/development.log in a new window
• R - source ~/.tmux.conf after changes

Regular tmux keybindings:

% vertical split
" horizontal split
! break pane into new window
c new window

o select next pane
{ swap pane with previous
} swap pane with next
n next window
p previous window
) next session
( previous session
; select previously active pane
l select previously active window

s interactive session & window browser
w interactive window browser

$ rename session
, rename window

: command prompt
d detach
f search text in open windows

[ copy mode
] paste buffer
# list buffers
- delete buffer

dotfiles's Issues

[feature request] tmux-session

Hi,

if you'd be able to elaborate # TODO: persist and restore the state & position of panes. in https://github.com/mislav/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/tmux-session anytime soon, I would much appreciate it :)

Thanks for any response!

Bring back kill-line under tmux prefix

In tmux.conf:

bind C-k send-keys 'C-k'

Script doesn't work with vimx

I need to use vimx with Fedora20 and the script didn't work until I made the following change:
if [ "${cmd%m}" = "vi" ]; then
TO
if [ "${cmd%m*}" = "vi" ]; then

tmux-vim-select-pane did not work for me

Hey,

The undocumented '#{pane_current_command}' caused me some troubles.
so what I've done instead is:

\# Gets all the children of the selected pane process and strips only the leaf child in small letters
cmd="$(tmux display -p '#{pane_pid}' | xargs pstree | grep -ioP '((?<=-)|^)([^(---)]*?)$' | tr A-Z a-z)"

then just have the if statement check for any binary name you want.

It's a bit of an ugly code, but it works with a documented format string which i always think is better. Any way... just letting you know I hope it will help someone

K

Jjj

tmux-session with panes?

Hi, how tough would it be to modify tmux-session to have support for panes?

[Cherry-Pick/Sharing] Support --force option in install script

Thanks for providing your dotfiles publicly. I was able to make use of some of what you had, primarily the concept of installing a variety of managed dotfiles.

Since I've diverged quite a bit so far for my personal purposes, I can't really create an isolated pull request via github. Check out this commit if you are interested in this change:
tzellman@53e97ed

Basically, -f/--force forces an overwrite of existing files.

Cheers!

Feature: merge with existing profiles

currently, install script make a symbolic links if profile not exist.
as people might want to merge existing ones when they start using the repo & install script,
maybe we can provide a simple compare and merge feature