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My dotfiles. \o/ :metal:

If you barely understand what it is, or if you want an in-depth tutorial about organizing your dotfiles, see this post as an example.

These dotfiles target both macOS and ArchLinux/Manjaro systems - things that I use either in one of them or in both are specified in dotbro-macOS.toml and dotbro-linux.toml.

Note that many of included config files are compatible with other operation systems (or at least easy adaptable to it). For example, Atom is available on Linux, macOS and Windows, and its configuration files are universal for all these systems.

Feel free to take anything from this.

First Time Installation

Installation is done via dotbro.
See that repository for an easy way to install dotfiles.

Note that I export DOTFILES_ROOT one time during installation for convenience so my dotbro config can use this variable. For further needs, the DOTFILES_ROOT variable is exported during shell login (see here).

ArchLinux

# install dotbro
yaourt -S dotbro --noconfirm

export DOTFILES_ROOT="$HOME/sources/hypnoglow/dotfiles"
git clone https://github.com/hypnoglow/dotfiles "$DOTFILES_ROOT"
dotbro -c $DOTFILES_ROOT/dotbro-linux.toml

macOS

# Install dotbro.
go install github.com/hypnoglow/dotbro@latest

export DOTFILES_ROOT="$HOME/sources/hypnoglow/dotfiles"
git clone https://github.com/hypnoglow/dotfiles "$DOTFILES_ROOT"
$(go env GOPATH)/bin/dotbro -c $DOTFILES_ROOT/profiles/<profile_name>/dotbro.toml

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