srcspider

Sublime Text Cheatsheet

Command Line

Sublime executable: (recomended name: edit)

#!/bin/sh

Editor

Recommended Editor:

Sublime Text (http://www.sublimetext.com/)
Atom.io (https://atom.io/)

From here on we'll use edit to denote the command that's meant to open the file in the editor. Replace edit with subl or atom as needed.

VirtualBox Setup

Host Requirements

The following are known to work on both Windows 10 and Windows 11 hosts.

Optimize HOST for VirtualBox usage (mandatory)

https://www.wintips.org/fix-virtualbox-running-very-slow-in-windows-10-11/#method-4

Bash Setup

Assumtions

Your /home should be on a different partition then your system partition and so should you /tmp so you dont get system locked if you accidentally forget to cleanup docker.

Organizing Things

Always create "root" folders in your home directory that reflect the domain your code is uploaded to (ie. github.com, etc).

	# Place this in git_root/etc/profile to have your passphrase only required once per session.
	# This used to be part of the help.github docs; for whatever reason it was removed when their new app come out. =/


	SSH_ENV="$HOME/.ssh/environment"

	# start the ssh-agent
	function start_agent {
	echo "Initializing new SSH agent..."
	# spawn ssh-agent

	Specifically written for the Go team. Feel free to fork.

	It's unproductive to have preconcieved notions so the following assumes
	"any language" and ignores "current language limitations" though Go and node
	among others are references quite a bit in some examples where real world
	situations are relevant to the point made. Also, the most unideal circumstances
	are taken as the "default working circumstances," since that's what serves the
	community best.

	Community Dependency Management

	;; Startup Options
	;; ===============

	(defun insert-tab-char ()
	(interactive)
	(insert "\t"))

	(define-key global-map "`" 'insert-tab-char)

	;; autocomplete backend

	{
	"recommendations": [
	"dbaeumer.vscode-eslint",
	"esbenp.prettier-vscode",
	"vscode-icons-team.vscode-icons",
	"editorconfig.editorconfig"
	]
	}