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Huh, I guess I implemented something like stow for myself without realizing it. I keep my dotfiles in a private git repo, and in that repo is a shell script th
by hoosieree 4y ago
Huh, I guess I implemented something like stow for myself without realizing it.
I keep my dotfiles in a private git repo, and in that repo is a shell script that creates symlinks (or creates folders with symlinks inside).
Paths are hard-coded in the shell script, but that actually reduces my cognitive load.
- clktmr 4y agoI'm doing the same: https://gist.github.com/clktmr/7343895cc0dcc5a80a6c3d39d22ca0d9 https://gist.github.com/clktmr/7343895cc0dcc5a80a6c3d39d22ca... This will also backup and restore any files it might override.