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This makes it a hell of a lot simpler but will lose support for BSD
make. All effected machines are running gnu-make, so the cost benefit
ratio ways heavily in favor of doing this.
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README.md Updated readme for project 2019-12-04 01:01:09 -05:00

Hi. This is James Patrick's current collection of dotfiles. If you found this feel free to steal what ever you want, if you have any questions feel free to contact me.

Tenants

  1. The time invested in configuring tools will probably never be recouped by increased productivity. That isn't a reason not to it.
  2. Don't write what already exist.
  3. Config to have easy setup and tear down, without destroying anything important.
  4. Try to stay lean. More tools begets more maintenance.
    1. The best code is no code.
    2. Its better to have a imperfect tool than to have envs diverge.
    3. Allow for variation between envs.
  5. Any rule can be ignored if it has a non-stupid reason.
  6. Take lots of screenshots.
  7. Don't be a idiot and store large files
  8. Do not tightly couple components.