config

My config files for various things. Use config.sh to automate the setup of several of them.

Things that are not checked in but which should live in this directory:

• firefox/configs/ - files whose names are +-separated filenames from firefox/ - these will be constructed by concatenation from the base files, and will be symlinked to from various profiles’ user.js files
• firefox/*.proxy - proxy auto-config files - these too can be referred to in the above firefox/configs/ files, without the .proxy extension
• gcloud/ - Google Cloud SDK configuration files
• git/.git-credentials - plaintext Git credential store
• git/github_token - GitHub Personal Access Token with read access to repos
• nodejs/.npmrc - npm credentials, config, etc.
• ssh/ - SSH keys, config, etc.

WSL setup

Use wsl/install.cmd to set up a new WSL installation. Requires LxRunOffline. Run without arguments for details.

Use wsl/squashfs2tar.sh to convert squashfs files from e.g. https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/ into tarballs that LxRunOffline can use. (Requires fakeroot.)

Firefox

For each profile:

• Use the script commands to create a symlink for user.js
• Change the default search engine to DuckDuckGo
• Current approximate complement of add-ons (varies by profile):
  • Buster: Captcha Solver for Humans
  • Feedbro
  • Kee - Password Manager
  • NoScript Security Suite
  • RSSPreview
  • uBlock Origin
  • YouTube Classic

Git aliases

• git clean-branches - delete local branches which track deleted remote branches
• git clean-config - unset various local config values, so global config will be used
• git clean-dates - set commit dates of all commits in the given range to their authoring dates
• git clean-modes - reset all file modes to to those in the repository
• git clean-original - delete all refs/original/ refs left by git filter-branch
• git clean-pr - delete all pr/ branches created by git cpr
• get clean-user - set author and committer of all commits in the given range to the currently configured identity
• git cpr - checkout a PR from GitHub by id, and set up the local branch to track the appropriate branch on the appropriate fork
• git index-list-skip - list all files that have had --skip-worktree set on them
• git index-skip - set --skip-worktree on a given file
• git index-unskip - set --no-skip-worktree on a given file
• git npm-add - stage precisely the files that would be included in an npm package
• git track - set current branch to track given remote and branch, defaulting to same branch name
• git turbo-gc - turbo garbage collect
• git user-* - set user.email and user.name as appropriate

Node/npm scripts

• npma.sh - find the given binaries searching upwards through node_modules and output aliases for them, suitable for >> ~/.profile
• npmg.sh - create a commit for new version (if there are uncommitted changed), and create and tag a dangling commit from HEAD but not on the current branch which contains all of the files npm publish would
• npml.sh - find the node_modules where the given dependencies are used, search up further for directories defining them, and create symlinks
• nvm2path.sh - symlink to all binaries in the given nvm installation of Node (defaults to latest one) from ~/bin

tmux keybindings

The included .tmux.conf makes the following changes/additions to the default tmux keybindings:

• The prefix key is now ctrl-a (and ctrl-a ctrl-a is used to send ctrl-a to the console)
• Switching windows is done with ctrl-alt-left/right (no prefix key)
• Switching panes is done with alt-left/right/up/down (no prefix key)
• Splitting panes is done with ctrl-a | (horizontal) and ctrl-a - (vertical)
• Reloading ~/.tmux.conf is done with ctrl-a shift-r

Mouse control is also enabled, and the terminal mode is set to screen-256color.

Docker Windows/WSL relay

Install Docker for Windows. More details are available here.

Use the configuration script to install the Docker CLI, set up docker-relay, and add your user to the docker group.

Run sudo docker-relay to start the relay.