terminal

Config files are often strongly coupled to the machine they reside on. This creates a need to have the configuration setup vary from machine to machine. I will be writing about how I have revamped my config workflow to accommodate this specific need.

With my workflow favouring the terminal over GUI-based development tools, my config files for the common terminal utilities I use daily have been growing as I build proficiency in Vim and Tmux. In this article, I will show you how I use git to keep my config files in sync across machines.

A not so uncommon usecase is needing to run a command repeatedly at fixed intervals, without losing control of your shell. Doing this in the Linux shell is particularly trivial.