A "dotfile" is a configuration file for a computer program.
I have a bunch of these. They all live here.
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Clone this repository into your home directory:
cd git clone https://github.com/peterhajas/dotfiles.git
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Go to the
dotfiles
directory:cd dotfiles
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Run
update.sh
. You may need to give it proper permissions:cd dotfiles chmod a+x update.sh sh update.sh
That's it! If you had any configuration files, stow
should leave them alone and not stomp on them. If you'd like to uninstall specific apps, you can do so by running stow -D APPNAME
in the dotfiles
directory. To install them again, run stow APPNAME
.
Questions? Comments? emacs
? I'm @peterhajas.