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README.org

Welcome to my Dotfiles!

Yeah I finally did it!

I decided to configure GNU Stow to finally keep track of the dotfiles of the programs and applications I care about! I am also deciding to give Doom Emacs another chance. Feel free to take a look and take whatever you like to fit your needs!

Highlights

These are some of the setups you might be more interested in: