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There are several dotfiles repositories filled with command line configuration goodness for the different layers of the SciJava component collection.

Repositories

You can find the dotfiles in the following repositories:

ctrueden/dotfiles	scijava/dotfiles	imagej/dotfiles	uw-loci/dotfiles
imglib2/dotfiles	scifio/dotfiles	fiji/dotfiles	slim-curve/dotfiles

What's included?

There are several tools for which configuration and customization is provided:

• Shells: bash and zsh
• Editors: Vim
• SCM tools: Git and myrepos

Where possible, configuration is driven by plugin managers:

• zgen and Oh-My-Zsh for zsh
• Vundle for vim

How to get started?

Bootstrap:

cd
mkdir -p code/ctrueden
cd code/ctrueden
git clone git://github.com/ctrueden/dotfiles
cd dotfiles
sh config-links.sh

Clone code for organization(s) of interest—e.g., imagej:

cd
mkdir -p code/imagej
cd code/imagej
mr up

Switch to zsh:

# grab zgen
cd
mkdir -p code/zsh
cd code/zsh
mr up

# on Linux
sudo apt-get install zsh
sudo chsh -s /bin/zsh

# on OS X
brew install zsh
sudo chsh -s /usr/local/bin/zsh

# on Windows, use Chocolatey to install Cygwin
choco install cygwin cyg-get
# and then from Cygwin:
cyg-get install zsh
chsh -s /bin/zsh