• Easy to set up
• Works on macOS and Linux
• Works with different shells
• Keeps the $HOME clean and tidy

• Uses a templating system
• Manages secrets
• Obsesses over shell script performance

• brew

• GNU Stow

  brew install stow
  

• GNU Stow

First of all, make sure you've cloned this repository to $HOME/dotfiles. This can be done with:

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/gabrielsoldani/dotfiles "$HOME/dotfiles"

Every immediate child directory in this repository is a Stow package. They're named after the software you're probably looking to configure. For example, the dotfiles for zsh are in ./zsh. This isn't always the software the dotfiles apply to: For example, apple-emoji-linux contains fontconfig dotfiles you need to use apple-emoji-linux, and gh contains git dotfiles to make git use it as a credential provider.

To apply the package package, run:

stow package

To unapply the package package, run:

stow -D package

To reapply the package package, run:

stow -R package