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Dotfiles configurations for headless Ubuntu 22.04 linux environments. Be sure to clone recursively if you want to grab updated plugins / submodules included. For example, using Pathogen with Vim to manage plugins requires that the plugin to be installed are cloned to the `~/.vim/bundle/` directory. Cloning recursively allows git to clone these same nested repositories/submodules within this directory so Pathogen can handle running the Vim plugins.
## Dotfiles
Dotfiles configurations for headless Kubuntu linux environments. Be sure to clone recursively if you want to grab updated plugins / submodules included. For example, using Pathogen with Vim to manage plugins requires that the plugin to be installed are cloned to the `~/.vim/bundle/` directory. Cloning recursively allows git to clone these same nested repositories/submodules within this directory so Pathogen can handle running the Vim plugins.
Once installed, editing source code in vim supports features displayed in the screenshot below
![Vim screenshot](VimScreenshot.png)
### Install Dotfiles
### Install
Easiest installation is to clone repository into home directory -
If you don't install `vim-gtk3`, vim will not have access to your system clipboard, and your copy and paste buffers will not stay in sync.
Installation instructions -
```bash
sudo apt install git stow vim xsel xclip tmux ranger clang yakuake wget curl
git clone --recursive https://github.com/shaunrd0/dot ~/dot
cd ~/dot/
stow --adopt .
```
If you'd rather clone elsewhere -
```bash
git clone --recursive https://github.com/shaunrd0/dot /path/to/dot
cd /path/to/dot/
stow --adopt -t ~ .
```
**Warning:** `--adopt` is used to link conflicting files, but doing so could result in the loss of some configs within your local copy of the repository and on your local system.
After running `stow --adopt .`, be sure to check `git status` is clean.
If a file has been modified, discard the local changes to be up-to-date with `origin/master` and it will be restored on your system as well, since the files are now linked. **Your conflicting local system configurations will be lost** unless you back them up manually.
We could run the following commands to restore changed files
```bash
git checkout -- .vimrc
# Or, to step through each change interactively using git..
git checkout -p
# Or restore the current directory
git restore .
git clone --recursive https://github.com/shaunrd0/dot
cd dot/
./setup.sh
mv ~/.bashrc ~/.bashrc.backup
stow . -t ~
```
If you forget to clone recursively