dotfiles
More and more I want to create my own dotfiles repo to ease sync between workstations, have a backup and share my settings if any co-worker or random people on internet ask. Any good resources, examples, do-and-do-not you can recommend? Of course I saw few other people dotfiles repos and it's interesting, but maybe something interested I missed; Some people even include their full system config, like those NixOS users - maybe I will join them one day when W10 goes out of support finally.
BTW: Does Theo have his dotfiles public somewhere?
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A friend wrote this years ago (for setting up with symlinks): https://ryan.himmelwright.net/post/new-dotfiles/
I took the approach of just including a
./install.sh with mine to keep it simple and then I just run manually when I update things: https://github.com/tylerlaws0n/dotfiles
This is the sort of thing where there are a million ways to do it, so it may be hard to find "best practices". I'd suggest just look around to see what you like and find what works for you 🙂GitHub
GitHub - tylerlaws0n/dotfiles: My personal dotfiles
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