(2016) > GitHub even has a website dedicated to different ways of organising and deploying them <https://dotfiles.github.com/ https://dotfiles.github.com/>. 4

(2016) > GitHub even has a website dedicated to different ways of organising and deploying them <https://dotfiles.github.com/ https://dotfiles.github.com/>. 404, I presume https://dotfiles.github.io https://dotfiles.github.io is what they were referring to, which is not affiliated with GitHub at all. (And there you see one of the reasons for shifting user content away from *.github.com to a different domain.) ---- This submission is presumably inspired by a current/recent discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27134249 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27134249 on A Way To Manage Dotfiles, https://github.com/kalkayan/dotfiles https://github.com/kalkayan/dotfiles, which is predicated upon another approach: using a bare Git repository with its work tree as the root of $HOME.