I highlighted this in a Show HN a few weeks back but I figured I'd link it here: "dit" is a dotfile tool that isn't concerned with being fancy. It uses git hoo

I highlighted this in a Show HN a few weeks back but I figured I'd link it here: "dit" is a dotfile tool that isn't concerned with being fancy. It uses git hooks so all that's required of you to update your dotfiles is "git commit." It's written in Ruby, and is entirely open source. I created it as a much easier, much simpler alternative to rcm or homesick. It doesn't have nearly the same amount of features (it's around 200 lines of Ruby), and it is only concerned with syncing dotfiles to the home directory. I'd love to get feedback on the program, my programming, etc. https://github.com/vulpino/dit https://github.com/vulpino/dit