masterjeet / init

Customization to be added right after setting up a new Linux user

init

Customization to be added right after setting up a new Linux user

• Common customizations for bash
  • git completion and git prompt
• Common commands for vimrc
• Environment variables for virtualenv

init's Issues

Should be supported in Linux on bare metal

The installation and usage of init should be supported in vanilla Linux and shouldn't use any distribution-specific tools.

Issue when running ./vim.bash for the first time

[jitendra@VirtualBox-Ubuntu:init] (develop) $ ./vim.bash
grep: /home/jitendra/.vimrc: No such file or directory
./vim.bash: line 30: [: -eq: unary operator expected
Customization for vim already added

Configurable command prompt

Command line prompt contains both hostname and time. The user should have the option say, INIT_DISPLAY_TIME, which when set to YES, command line prompt should contain the time, otherwise not. Such options should be there for hostname, current directory, etc. those are part of the command prompt.

Auto import configuration

Remove the manual step: source ~/.bashrc. './init' should take care of this.