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To set up my dotfiles, although I'm not in enough of a routine for it to be truly useful. tmux: ln -s $(CURDIR)/.tmux.conf $(HOME)/.tmux.conf tmu

To set up my dotfiles, although I'm not in enough of a routine for it to be truly useful. tmux: ln -s $(CURDIR)/.tmux.conf $(HOME)/.tmux.conf tmux source-file ~/.tmux.conf reload-tmux: tmux source-file ~/.tmux.conf gitconfig: ln -s $(CURDIR)/.gitconfig $(HOME)/.gitconfig cd ~/configs then make whatever. ~/configs itself is a git repository.

SpaceNugget 9y ago
You should check out Stow, its an already established project that does what you need.
- voltagex_ 9y ago
  What advantage does Stow give me over my current solution? I've always got git and make installed (but I'm not averse to adding something else).
  - db48x 9y ago
    One advantage would be not having to write "ln -s ..." for every file you want to link. Stow handles file trees as well.