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| .gitignore | 92 B | log stats plain blame |
| README.md | 439 B | log stats plain blame |
| SYSTEM | 99 B | log stats plain |
| bash | 152 B | log stats plain |
| git | 82 B | log stats plain |
| 78 B | log stats plain | |
| make | 4.6 KiB | log stats plain blame |
| misc | 106 B | log stats plain |
| misc_tray / .config | 34 B | log stats plain |
| misc_tui / .moc | 31 B | log stats plain |
| nixos / .config / nix | 34 B | log stats plain |
| nvim | 66 B | log stats plain |
| openbox_de | 206 B | log stats plain |
| openbox_de_largefont | 72 B | log stats plain |
| scripts / bin | 30 B | log stats plain |
| terminal | 148 B | log stats plain |
| terminal_largefont / .config / terminator | 34 B | log stats plain |
| vim | 65 B | log stats plain |
| wakatime | 41 B | log stats plain |
home.files
These are my dotfiles.
This repo succeeds Syndamia/dotfiles. In that one, the idea was to make your entire home directory a git repo.
Here the goal is to clone the repo in ~/.files and run install.sh, which will instead create file symlinks to the proper locations of all configs.
To "undo" the symlinks (e.g. copy the configs instead of symlinking) run ./install.sh copy.