A selected subset of the dotfiles I use on a daily basis.
To synchronize dotfiles on GitHub does not requires special reasons. Nonetheless, I like to think someone may find useful to go through mines, especially the ones for Bash and Emacs. I have built these files --- especially the big ones --- over time while working on different machines, different contexts (home, academia, enterprise/industry), and different Linux distributions. So there's a chance that you'll find there that particular alias, function or generic snippet that also suits your needs.
NOTE: An expert eye will immediately see that
.bashrcand.emacsare two huge monsters. Despite the monolithic approach is not usually regarded as the best one (and it certainly goes against the fundamental Unix philosophy), I prefer to carry with me only a few files, and I don't particularly care about subdividing stuff between.bashrcand.profileor fragmenting the Emacs configuration in a number of little files to be put under$HOME/.emacs.d. If in the future the aforementioned files will grow beyond manageable size, then and only then I will consider a segregated approach: for now, I just don't need it.
At the present time there is a little script (.config_bootstrap.sh) for ``installing'' the files in the current user's $HOME.
Nevertheless, I made that script simply for copying the files on some remote machines that made difficult to adopt a more sophisticated strategy (don't ask).
A proper installer which can also deal with backup of the previous configuration and manage some sort of snapshot mechanism could be eventually implemented, but it's not a priority as of today.