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# The `.wryn` Directory
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This is a compilation of utilities which I use across machines.
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I expect this to be a lifelong struggle to get everything to work the second that I'm on a new machine, but I have yet to have a flawless transfer from one machine to the next.
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Despite my failures (so far) in a *perfect* transfer installation, I have found this project to have sped up my transferring between machines immensely.
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When I'm working on multiple machines, a simple `git pull` will keep all of my shell and VI scripts in sync.
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So I suppose here is the disclaimer: **this repo is principally for personal utility**.
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Sometimes there are local machine dependencies which will cause (particularly setup) utilities to fail.
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Feel free to use or adapt anything you find useful, just leave credit where credit is due :)
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## File Structure Breakdown
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Here's a little breakdown of what each directory may contain (in no particular order).
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### [bash](./bash)
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It contains `bash` aliases and functions which might be placed in a `~/.bashrc` to be called from the command line.
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I have found it personally useful to break these out into topical groupings or modules.
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All modules which are found directly within `.wryn/bash` will be loaded across all operating systems, while specific operating systems architectures will each have their own specified modules (e.g. [`~/.wryn/bash/linux`](./bash/linux) or [`~/.wryn/bash/osx`](./bash/osx)).
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### [zsh](./zsh)
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Just like [`.wryn/bash`](./bash) but for ZSH.
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Currently, I'm using ZSH, so these utilities may be more up-to-date than those found in `~/.wryn/bash`
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### [config](./config)
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These are all the sort of files you would expect to find in your `~/.config` directory.
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In fact, the [`~/.wryn/setup`](./setup) script is designed to symlink relevant files to your local `~/.config` directory.
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### [latex](./latex)
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This directory contains my TeX templates.
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There are shell utilities which facilitate their copying for general use.
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### [systemd-utils](./systemd-utils)
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I started this directory when I installed Arch Linux on a late 2013 macbook pro.
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Currently these are daemons designed to help fix hardware issues with that machine.
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### [vim](./vim)
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This contains all my custom keybindings and vim-scripts.
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There is also an installer which pulls down and builds (or rebuilds) the few external plugins which I use with VI.
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### [bin](./bin)
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I try to keep [`.wryn/bin`](./bin) compatible with SH.
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These are my non-sourced shell utilities.
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### [env](./env)
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[`.wryn/setup`](./setup) will link these environment variables to your local machine's shell and vim environments.
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This is so directories in respective shell/vim modules are not hard-coded to any particular machine.
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The indicated variables should be modified if they cannot be found in the prescribed directory.
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### [new_computer_setup](./new_computer_setup)
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Now that I'm writing this, it occurs to me this may be a misnomer.
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It is actually a historical log of system and python packages I have installed on previous machines.
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### [tmux](./tmux)
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Contains tmux configuration files for keybindings, status bar settings, etc.
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