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I also use stow to manage my common personal dotfiles, as well as my employer-specific dtofiles. The way I do this is to keep my general files in my dotfiles r
by mjcarroll 12y ago
I also use stow to manage my common personal dotfiles, as well as my employer-specific dtofiles. The way I do this is to keep my general files in my dotfiles repository, but then keep work specific ones in a separate repo (dotfiles-employer).
This separate repo has .private versions of all of my commonly used dotfiles (for example .bashrc.private), and my top-level files will check for the existence and source these, if present.
Both repos will be installed using stow, with the work dotfiles generally just extending the personal dotfiles.