Simple vagrant devbox, that gives a decent zsh, emacs, golang, python tmux etc....

• Change anything in dotfiles, also emacs config (or .vimrc if you must)
• Alter provision.sh to suit
• On the host, make sure you have keys in ~/.ssh (and a config file for your ssh connections)
• In ~/.zshenv, you should have envs: GIT_USER_NAME, GIT_EMAIL, GITHUB_ORG, GITLAB_ORG etc.

1. Install Hashicorp Vagrant (https://vagrantup.com)
2. Install plugin: vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest, and vagrant plugin install vagrant-disksize
3. Run vagrant vbguest
4. In root, run vagrant up
5. Check for errors
6. Run vagrant ssh to login

• Uses Bodil's excellent emacs setup (with a few small changes): https://github.com/bodil/ohai-emacs
• I was once a VIM user so the vim setup should be usable, but may need some modernising
• zsh is great when combined with oh-my-zsh
• The way I use this is to spin up an env, work in it, and regularly nuke it - avoid snowflakes
• If I want to make changes, I either change the provisioning and rerun, or nuke and rebuild - I try not to change this in the env - avoid snowflakes
• As I need other programming envs, I just add them in, rather than having separate boxes for each env