tested install.sh with sourcing it. updated README.md to include instructions on how to do the test
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git clone git@github.com:booboy/dotfiles.git
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cd ~/.dotfiles
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Source all of the files. Feel free to add to a script or just on cmd line
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for DOTFILE in `find $HOME/dotfiles`
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do
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[ -f “$DOTFILE” ] && source “$DOTFILE”
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done
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The way that I am experimenting with this now as I continue development on it.
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useradd -m testuser
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sudo su testuser -
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cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/booboy/dotfiles.git && cd dotfiles
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source install.sh
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This should take care of setting up symlinks to .bashrc .bash_aliases .bash_functions .bash_profile and also installing a version of python local to the user for that shel session.
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I am still working on making the new shells use the local python enviroment. I will have that ready soon.
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