Jason (Jay) R. Fink's Sample Configuration Files

A lot of colleagues, *nix users and hacker friends of mine see some of my configurations (usually in a geek bunker pic here and there and/or sundry screenshots I have posted) this section has copies of those few I think are worth sharing for site readers and fellow geeks.

xterm_titles: This file feeds a routine in my bash_profile which changes the title of an Xterm (and only and Xterm to the best of my knowledge) after a carriage return; by itself this file does nothing.
dir_colors: GNU coloring is, simply put, cool. My dir_colors file has my (as of this version) current settings plus all of the codes listed so anyone can customize their own colors. Note your bashrc or bash_profile need to be setup to eval this file correctly.
bashrc: Many Linux users are well aware of this file's purpose, my bashrc contains a wicked cool method to change prompt colors, it calls xterm_titles to fill in Xterm title names and sources my dir_colors file to colorize files by type. In addition I have hooks to print the size and special meaning characters.
Xdefaults: Admittedly my Xdefaults file is tame relative to most hackers, my only answer to that is the window manager I like to use answers my minimalist needs. In any case take note of the file as one can use predefined X colors or define colors using the #RRGGBB format.
vim.tgz: This is a vim color pack I downloaded from vim.org (there are more I am sure) which is quite extensive - note some of them do not work in the console at all and are designed for gvim use only.
vimrc: A definite snap in time; my vimrc calls out my personal vim theme; but there are a few neat settings in it.
cmtarix.vim: Since the matrix name was taken (for a rather cool gvim theme I might add) I named my theme after the console matrix generator program cmatrix.

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Jason (Jay) R. Fink's Sample Configuration Files

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