From 8ddf2e94df70707b458528a437759b96046d3e01 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Franck Cuny <franck.cuny@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 26 Nov 2013 10:36:10 -0800
Subject: Huge update.

Moved all posts from textile to markdown. Updated all the CSS and
styles. Added a new page for the resume.
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-layout: post
-category: app
-title: Dotfiles and SCM
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-All my dotfiles are stored in a SCM. Most of the time I'm on my main computer, but I can be working on a server or a different workstation. In this case, I like to have all my configurations for zsh, vim, screen, etc.
-
-So, instead of copying my files over different computers, I put everything in a private repostiroy, and when I'm on a new computer, I just have to checkout it.  If I do a modification on a machine, I just need to commit it, and I can have the modification everywhere else.  
-
-I've got a $HOME/dotfiles directory, which is versionned (with git in my case). All my configurations file are stored here.
-
-In this directory, as I'm avery lazy person, I've created a Makefile. Each time I create a new file, I add it to the makefile at the same time. The content of the Makefile is the following: 
-
-bc. DOTFILES := $(shell pwd)
-all: shell  code perl plagger web
-shell:
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/zshrc          ${HOME}/.zshrc
-ln -fns $(DOTFILES)/zsh.d       ${HOME}/.zsh.d
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/inputrc      ${HOME}/.inputrc
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/screenrc     ${HOME}/.screenrc
-ln -fns $(DOTFILES)/screen      ${HOME}/.screen
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/profile      ${HOME}/.profile
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/gnupg          ${HOME}/.gnupg code:
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/vimrc           ${HOME}/.vimrc
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/gvimrc        ${HOME}/.gvimrc
-ln -fns $(DOTFILES)/vim          ${HOME}/.vim
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/ackrc           ${HOME}/.ackrc
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/gitignore ${HOME}/.gitignore
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/gitconfig ${HOME}/.gitconfig
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/psqlrc        ${HOME}/.psqlrc perl:
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/proverc    ${HOME}/.proverc
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/pause      ${HOME}/.pause
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/perltidyrc ${HOME}/.perltidyrc
-ln -fns $(DOTFILES)/module-starter ${HOME}/.module-starter plagger:
-ln -fns $(DOTFILES)/plagger ${HOME}/.plagger web:
-ln -fns $(DOTFILES)/irssi                 ${HOME}/.irssi
-ln -fns $(DOTFILES)/vimperator  ${HOME}/.vimperator
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/vimperatorrc ${HOME}/.vimperatorrc
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/flickrrc       ${HOME}/.flickrrc
-ln -fs $(DOTFILES)/rtorrent.rc  ${HOME}/.rtorrent.rc
-
-So next time I want to deploy my dotfiles on a new computer, I can do
-
-{% highlight vim %}
-make all
-{% endhighlight %}
-
-or
- 
-{% highlight vim %}
-make perl code vim
-{% endhighlight %}
-
-and I can start coding some perl with vim.
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