Remove install script

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 134 deletions

diff --git a/install.sh b/install.sh
deleted file mode 100755
index aaf906c..0000000
--- a/install.sh
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-# THIS IS CURRENTLY EXPERIMENTAL.  REVIEW AND TEST FIRST.  NEVER RUN ON MAIN
-# MACHINE WITHOUT A BACKUP OF VIMFILES AND DOTFILES
-
-
-# Links configuration files to the ones listed here.  Backup and remove your's
-# and then run this script while inside repo directory.
-# 
-# In Windows it has to be run with git-bash.
-#  
-# Note: This solution is lazy and causes some problems.  Like not being able to
-#       track vim pluggins.
-#
-# As always, ArchLinux's Wiki has a great article explaining dotfiles and how
-# people usually manage them.
-# https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dotfiles
-
-
-# FIXME: This is broken since I moved the directories.  Change all $PWD with 
-#        $PWD/config and it should work.  But make this simpler.  The "copy"
-#        mode is useless.  Each user should have a copy of this and then use the
-#        "slink" mode.  That way you can keep track of changes made, and then
-#        even add a branch (e.g., pulse15, x220) to the repo.
-exit
-
-
-# Config
-# ======
-
-mode=$1             # copy,slink
-
-
-# Prepare
-# =======
-
-# HOME variable must be available
-
-if [[ -z $XDG_CONFIG_HOME ]]; then
-    XDG_CONFIG_HOME="$HOME/.config"
-    mkdir -p $XDG_CONFIG_HOME
-fi
-
-if [[ $mode = "--help" ]]; then 
-    echo "You might want to first run: $0 echo"
-    echo "Revise the output"
-    echo "And only then run: $0 slink"
-    exit
-elif [[ $mode = "copy" ]]; then 
-    cp_or_ln="cp"
-    echo Why?  Custom modifications will be difficult to track.
-    echo Maybe not a good idea.  Good bye.
-    exit
-elif [[ $mode = "slink" ]]; then 
-    cp_or_ln="ln -siv"              # if you are fearless add the `-f` option
-elif [[ $mode = "echo" ]]; then
-    cp_or_ln="echo ln -siv"
-else
-    echo "Usage: $0 copy|slink|echo"
-    exit
-fi
-
-prompt() {
-    read -p "Install $1 configuration files? [Y/n/e(exit)] " yesno
-    yesno=$(echo $yesno | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
-    case $yesno in
-        y | yes | "" ) 
-            return 0;;
-        e | exit )
-            exit;;
-        * ) 
-            return 1;;
-    esac
-}
-
-
-# Install
-# =======
-
-# FIXME: If $PWD has spaces in it, this might fail.
-
-# Filewise
-# --------
-
-if prompt "bash"; then
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/bash/bash_profile     $HOME/.bash_profile"
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/bash/bashrc           $HOME/.bashrc"
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/bash/bash_aliases     $HOME/.bash_aliases"
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/bash/inputrc          $HOME/.inputrc"
-fi
-
-if prompt "vim"; then
-    # `~/.vimrc` takes priority over `~/.vim/vimrc`.  Remove the former if it
-    # exists.
-    #
-    # In windows it's `%userprofile%/vimfiles/`
-    
-    VIMFILES="$HOME/.vim"
-    mkdir -p $VIMFILES/{undo,swap,backup,plugins}
-    chmod 0700 $VIMFILES/swap
-
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/vim/vimrc           $VIMFILES/vimrc"
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/vim/fun.vim         $VIMFILES/fun.vim"
-fi
-
-if prompt "Xorg"; then
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/xorg/xinitrc        $HOME/.xinitrc"
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/xorg/xbindkeysrc    $HOME/.xbindkeysrc"
-fi
-
-# Directorywise
-# -------------
-
-if prompt "nvim"; then
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/nvim                $XDG_CONFIG_HOME"
-fi
-
-if prompt "tmux"; then
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/tmux                $XDG_CONFIG_HOME"
-fi
-
-if prompt "git"; then
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/git                 $XDG_CONFIG_HOME"
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/git/git-prompt.sh   $HOME/.git-prompt.sh"
-fi
-
-
-if prompt "zathura"; then
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/zathura             $XDG_CONFIG_HOME"
-fi
-
-if prompt "mpv"; then
-    eval $cp_or_ln " ${PWD}/mpv                 $XDG_CONFIG_HOME"
-fi
-
-echo "all done :)"