#Encryptme outlook email install#
#Encryptme outlook email update#

I also add the following settings in the user version of settings. time locating it but, Id like to send you an email. Plus many more that will be triggered by project configuration.

#Encryptme outlook email install#

VS Code User Preferences - Changed Terminal › Integrated: Font Family to 'Source Code Pro for Powerline'ĭownload and install Visual Studio Code and enable the following extensions:.Terminal Preferences - Changed default profile to Pro and font to 'Source Code Pro for Powerline' size 11.

#Encryptme outlook email update#

Update ZSH permissions as outlined here.Change zsh theme by editing ~/.zshrc and change to agnoster.Installed Powerline Fonts via git clone.Hopefully they will support ed25519 in the future, but in the meantime using RSA will make your life easier.) Add new key to Bitbucket, Github, Gitlab, Pantheon and Acquia accounts as needed (Acquia requires an RSA key.Change git editor to Nano: git config -global core.editor 'nano'.Follow First Time Github Guide, but use a stronger key.Install developer tools by typing git in the terminal.Tunes - Install Sonos and set up account in Apple Music App. Install Raycast and replace the spotlight hotkey. Log into Hey (or whatever you replaced it with after your subscription lapses - some real nonsense going on at Basecamp).

Outlook or Gmail for work depending on company preferences. Pomodoro timer - currently using Be Focused Pro.Unclutter (can't live without this one) Configure to store files in ~/Downloads.

Install Things and set up Things Cloud.

Preferences -> Appearance - turn off 'Show warning before quitting with ⌘Q' (I've always been baffled about that being a default).

Ghostery (and turn off the stats overlay in settings.).

Sync to Google Account if possible (has the added bonus of syncing all extensions.) Otherwise install:.

Disable 'displays have separate spaces'.

Disable 'automatically rearrange spaces based on most recent use'.

System Preferences -> Dock: Position on screen left.įinder -> Preferences -> Show Hard Disks on the Desktop

Secondary click - click in bottom right corner.

If I'm using multiple monitors, configure monitor orientation under System Preferences -> Displays.

For anything that isn't in version control or in the cloud (hopefully that list gets smaller every time you do this), copy over files using a USB drive.

You're in luck future self, because 4th time is the charm. But what I don't do, is document the process all that well. I tend to start fresh rather than migrate in order to get that nice clean digital slate. Between loaners, replacements, and other surprises, over the past year or so I've set up new Mac laptops more than I ever have before.