Home: dotfiles, including .vim and plugins

Currently contains a nifty .zshrc, vimrc, and some plugins:

• zsh
  • fast-syntax-highlighting
• vim
  • vim-plug
  • ctrlp.vim
  • diffchar.vim
  • molokai
  • nerdtree
  • supertab
  • syntastic
  • tabular
  • tagbar
  • vim2hs
  • vim-airline
  • vim-fugitive
  • vim-go
  • vim-markdown
  • vim-surround
  • vimtex
  • YouCompleteMe

In addition, I wrote my own plugin for using Vim as a MANPAGER: vim-manpager.

Old plugins:

• Pathogen: superseded by vim-plug
• vim-colorschemes: replaced with just the molokai scheme
• eregex.vim: didn’t use it enough
• ctrlp.vim: superseded by ctrlp/ctrlp.vim
• LaTeX-Box: superseded by vimtex

Setting up usually goes:

1. Clone to a folder, say ~/home (recursively, so that the zsh plugin is pulled in)
2. Copy files from there: cp ~/home/. ~/ -ar

Once done:

vim -c PlugUpdate

And optionally:

vim -c PlugUpgrade

The .vim used to be in a separate repo, then I merged it into home.

Some scripts

• curlwc.sh: This script uses curl(1) to download the target file in parts. Not very robust.
• mtcd.sh: This script mounts all arguments in directories within ~/cdrom (as ISO9660 images), and also handles unmounting.

These and more can be found on my scripts repo.

CV

A CV template in LaTeX (modified from one obtained online, original included):

A Cann Table

I have followed the banding used by @7amkickoff. This table was updated weekly via a cronjob. The data is scraped from the PL site without any permission. Hopefully this will count as personal use. :)