I use .bash_profile on both Linux and OSX, a uname-check fixes the platformspesific values. To use .bash_profile on Linux, remember to add
if [ -f ~/.bash_profile ]; then
. ~/.bash_profile
fi
to .bashrc. My bin-equivalent is found Here and is placed in my Dropbox for easy sharing, just added to $PATH.
.osx is used on a new Mac-installation, and makes OSX usable for me. Just run:
./.osx
Since I haven't gotten around to install Homebrew yet, I still use Macports as my goto package manager for OSX. My current installed ports are in the installedPorts-file, and I use installPorts to install them:
./installPorts
To get you're own list of installed ports use the following command:
sudo port installed | sed -e 's/([^()]*)//g' | sed s/@[^@]*$// > InstalledPorts.txt
If you find yourself doing this more than once, do as I do: script the sucker.
Remember to use the updated Macports version of Bash located in /opt/local/bin/bash -l
Hey! It just took some years and a new Mac, but here are some brews for HomeBrew.
Install brews from Brewfile:
brew bundle
(brew bundle dump to generate Brewfile on local computer)
I also use nix, more info may or may not come.
Oh, and sign your commits.