Use at your own risk but feel free to take what you find useful.

I recommend either taking inspiration from it or forking and mutating as desired.

See LICENSE for licensing information.

You should use this directory structure:

• ~/bin containing all your private scripts, configuration files and whatnot. It can be a git repository but it doesn't needs to be. If it is a git checkout, you can use git submodule to fetch bin_pub automatically.
• ~/bin/bin_pub references to this repository, containing public scripts and configuration files.

Then you can just git pull computer:bin from all your workstations to keep your workstations all in sync, and using git submodule to fetch public repositories like git-prompt. You can also create a bin private repository on github.

If you want to use this, or a similar flow, here's the recipe:

git init ~/bin
cd ~/bin
git submodule add git://github.com/maruel/bin_pub.git bin_pub
cd bin_pub
git submodule init
git submodule update
cd ..
mkdir configs
echo "This is private" > configs/my_private_script
git commit -a -m "Initial commit into my private repo"

For a public workstation without a private bin:

mkdir ~/bin
git clone --recursive https://github.com/maruel/bin_pub ~/bin/bin_pub
~/bin/bin_pub/setup/apt_get.sh
~/bin/bin_pub/setup/update_config.py
~/bin/bin_pub/setup/install_golang.py

See linux/README.md

See mac/README.md

See win/README.md

My .tmux.conf includes a call to print_load, which prints the 1s CPU load every 5 seconds, including MB/s and IO/s for disks, and on linux additionally network KB/s.

How it looks on Ubuntu:

How it looks on macOS:

On macOS, you need to run xcode-select --install which takes half an hour to complete. Thanks Apple.

To install as user on POSIX, then activate virtualenv:

wget https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py && python3 get-pip.py --user && rm get-pip.py
PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin
pip3 install --user virtualenv
virtual env .

PATH will be fixed on next login.

If working in a large git repository (Chromium's src.git, kernel.git, etc), run the following to make it bearable:

git config --local --add bash.showDirtyState false
git config --local --add bash.showUntrackedFiles false