breiting/pylonsample_opencv_linux

Sample showing usage of Pylon with OpenCV

My dotfiles and system configuration

This repository contains all my setup scripts and dotfiles. It may not be 100% adjusted for your needs, but you can use it as a guideance for your environment. Most credits go to Greg Hurrell (see below).

Pre-requisite (tasks which have been done manually)

• Install Python with sudo easy_install pip
• Install Ansible with sudo pip install ansible
• Restore your data from your backup source (e.g. TimeMachine)

Linux only

You need to install python-setuptools package for easy_install.

MacOS only

• Make sure that you have installed Xcode (from App Store)
• After brewing, update your default shell by

$ sudo
# echo /usr/local/bin/zsh >> /etc/shell
$ // as normal user
$ chsh -s /usr/local/bin/zsh

Features

Dotfiles

Apply all my default dotfiles to the environment. Make sure to start the vim.sh script before for installing the VIM base system.

Homebrew

On macOS, the homebrew role installs a bunch of useful software.

Mac Defaults

Install all Mac defaults by calling macos.sh

iTerm2

I added some schemes under misc. Currently my favorite is Tomorrow Night with Font Source Code Pro for Powerline font size 14px.

Übersicht widgets

In order to install the Ubersicht widgets you have to symbolic link the widgets folder from the roles directory

cd ~/Library/Application Support/Übersicht
ln -s ~/workspace/breiting/roles/ubersicht_widgets widgets

Installation

Clone

git clone https://github.com/breiting/breiting.git

Install

./macos.sh
./vim.sh              # Please see the notes in this script for installing all VIM plugins
./install.sh          # Installs everything on the local machine.
./install.sh dotfiles # Just install dotfiles.

Troubleshooting

License

Unless otherwise noted, the contents of this repo are in the public domain. See the LICENSE for details.

Author(s)

The repo is written and maintained by Bernhard Reitinger <[email protected]>. This work got heavily inspired by Greg Hurrell. Have a look at his repository (https://github.com/wincent/wincent).