This repository is an archival snapshot of my personal dotfiles. It groups together the shell, editor, and tooling configuration that I carried across macOS machines for years. The goal here is not to provide a polished starter kit, but to document how I once set things up and to preserve those configurations for anyone who is curious.

• Shell environment: login profiles, aliases, and prompt tweaks that shaped my interactive shell workflow.
• Editor preferences: settings and plugin references for Vim/Neovim, plus pointers to dedicated editor repos that contain the bulk of my configuration.
• Tooling odds and ends: helper scripts, small utilities, and configuration snippets for command-line tools I used regularly.

The dotfiles are arranged exactly as they lived in my home directory, so expect a mixture of macOS-focused choices with occasional Linux remnants from the distant past.

1. Review before running anything. This project reflects habits from another era, so make sure every file still makes sense for you.
2. Install script (optional). The install.sh script copies the contents of the repository into your home directory, backing up any conflicting files with a timestamped suffix. Run it from the repo root:

   ./install.sh

3. Manual cherry-picking. If you only need a few ideas, copy snippets or individual files instead of running the installer.

• macOS bias: Most of these configurations were maintained on macOS. Linux-specific tweaks have not been touched in nearly a decade and are likely broken or irrelevant on modern distributions.
• Out-of-date tooling: Package references and plugin managers reflect the ecosystem as it existed years ago. Expect hardcoded paths, deprecated plugins, and assumptions about Homebrew or other tooling that may no longer hold.
• Install script caution: install.sh is deliberately simple—it relies on rsync, performs minimal error handling, and assumes a Unix-like shell. Review the script before running it, especially if you are using Windows, WSL, or a recent Linux distribution.
• No support or roadmap: This repository is shared purely for fun and curiosity. I don't plan to accept contributions or update the setup beyond this historical snapshot.

My Vim configuration lives in a separate repository that still houses the heavier editor setup: kabaka/vimrc.

These files were originally written for personal use. Use anything you find helpful, but do so at your own risk and responsibility.