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| | | My Emacs config is linked to from here to its own repository. |
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| | | I would suggest making sure it is the latest version if you choose to use it. |
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| | | The dotfiles are managed using GNU Stow and can be restored using make. |
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| | | Just use ~make home~ to set up the files. |
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| | | If only part of the dotfiles are wanted, they are grouped into various parts I think make sense. |
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| | | Have a look at the makefile for the groups. |
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| | | Credit to Peter Zuger for the idea, his dotfiles can be found [[https://gitlab.com/peterzuger/dotfiles][here]]. |
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| | | The dotfiles are managed with an install script ~INSTALL.sh~ and a given config can be installed with ~INSTALL.sh [config]~. |
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| | | Some of the configurations have dependencies, which will also be setup. |
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| | | The overall repository can be cloned with ~git clone https://github.com/Chizi123/Dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles~, and must be located in =~/.dotfiles= for automatic updating to work. |
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| | | The installer will ask what to do if it encounters a file conflict when installing, but also does this when encountering an already installed config (Needs to be fixed). |
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