I'm tired of trying to keep my config files homogeneous between my linux-notebook and my mac mini, so I decided to store them in 'the cloud'. I chose GitHub because I'm learning Git and it has a neat web interface.
benoror@gateway:~$ mkdir ~/dotfilesbenoror@gateway:~$ mkdir ~/dotfilesbenoror@gateway:~$ mv .bashrc ~/dotfiles/benoror@gateway:~$ mv .vimrc ~/dotfiles/benoror@gateway:~$ mv .vim ~/dotfiles/(... ... ...)benoror@gateway:~$ mv .ssh ~/dotfiles/
benoror@gateway:~$ ls -Ad /dotfiles/ | xargs -I _ ln -s _
benoror@gateway:~/dotfiles/$ echo "Welcome to my public dotfiles" > READMEbenoror@gateway:~/dotfiles/$ echo ".secret" >> .gitignore(...)benoror@gateway:~/dotfiles/$ echo ".ssh/*" >> .gitignore
benoror@gateway:~/dotfiles/$ git config --global user.name "Benji Orozco" benoror@gateway:~/dotfiles/$ git config --global user.email benoror@gmail.com
benoror@gateway:~/dotfiles/$ git init benoror@gateway:~/dotfiles/$ git add .benoror@gateway:~/dotfiles/$ git statusbenoror@gateway:~/dotfiles/$ git commit -a -m 'first commit'benoror@gateway:~/dotfiles/$ git remote add origin git@github.com:benoror/dotfiles.git benoror@gateway:~/dotfiles/$ git push origin master
That's It
Next article: Cloning Git Repos and mixing them with Dropbox



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