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Simple repository to store the configuration files I use for my development environment/workflow. Some of the configurations here are based on other repositories, others are my own. Feel free to fork this repository or copy/paste anything you find useful.

This repository uses the incredibly useful open source symlink farm manager GNU Stow to create symlinks between the config files/directories located in this repository and where the applications that use these config files expect them to be in the filesystem. The benefit of symlinking files this way is that any changes you make to the config file - be it here in this repository or where the config file is linked to in the filesystem - will be reflected here. So you'll always have one source of truth that you can version-control in Git and keep up to date.

Installation

First off, you'll need to install GNU Stow on your system. If you're on MacOS, you can use Homebrew:

brew install stow

Now clone this respotory to your home directory and cd into it:

git clone https://github.com/Dan7n/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles

Next you can simply use the stow command followed by the name of the directories that contain the config files.

stow kitty nvim skhd tmux vim wezterm zsh