Dotfiles for my mac, heavily inspired by Matt Stauffer's dotfiles.
- Open the App store and sign in with AppleId.
- Update macOS with the latest version.
- Install Dropbox.
- Allow the computer to install Rosetta, if you're on a M1 mac.
- Give Dropbox permissions via accessibility, and allow it to send notifications.
- Sign into Dropbox and sync the files.
- Open terminl and
mkdir ~/.ssh && cd ~/.ssh
- Copy
id_rsa
andid_rsa.pub
from another machine, or create a new SSH key and add it to GitHub. If copying from another machinechmod 600 ~/.ssh/id_rsa; chmod 600 ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
. - Create a GitHub personal access token for logging in from the command line.. Give it just full
repo
access. Save that token in a text file or something. - Type
git
, hit enter, and follow the prompts to install the command line developer tools. - Clone the repo-
git clone [email protected]:milon/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
- Go to the directory by
cd ~/.dotfiles
- Run the install script-
./install.sh
- Backup application config with
mackup