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1.3 KiB
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36 lines
1.3 KiB
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#+title: Welcome to my Dotfiles!
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#+author: joelchrono12
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#+date: <2021-08-26 Thu>
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* Highlights
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These are some of the setups you might be more interested in:
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- [[./stow_home/nvim/.config/nvim/][My neovim configuration]]
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- [[./stow_home/spectrwm/.config/spectrwm/][My spectrwm setup]]
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- [[./stow_home/dotstow/.local/bin/dotstow][My script to stow files automatically]]
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* Yeah I finally did it!
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I decided to configure ~GNU Stow~ to finally keep track of the dotfiles of the programs and applications I care about!
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I am also deciding to give Doom Emacs another chance.
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Feel free to take a look and take whatever you like to fit your needs!
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** Wanna learn how to use stow?
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I wrote a whole tutorial on how to set it up, check it out [[https://chrono.tilde.cafe/posts/backup-your-dotfiles-using-stow.html][in my blog]]!
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* Apply this configuration
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My configs are done using ~stow~, so you will need to install that program on your computer, just use the default package manager in your distro.
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First clone this repository:
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#+begin_src bash
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git clone https://tildegit.org/chrono/dotfiles.git
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#+end_src
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Access the ~stow_home~ directory
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#+begin_src bash
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cd dotfiles/stow_home
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#+end_src
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If you want to import everything, run this line:
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#+begin_src bash
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stow -vt ~ *
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#+end_src
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To import a specific program's configuration, just do:
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#+begin_src bash
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stow -vt ~ name_of_program
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#+end_src
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