๐Ÿ“ฆ yochem / dotfiles

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/Users/Yochem | /home/yochem

My modular configuration manager for MacOS and Linux.

You're probably looking for config/nvim.

Screenshots

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I try to comply to the XDG standard as much as possible. My $HOME is chmod -w'd lol.

Config files | Installed to ------------------|----------------- config/* | XDG_CONFIG_HOME data/* | XDG_DATA_HOME bin/* | Normally ~/.local/bin, but specified in the dot.py home/* | ~ (looking at you, Bash)

Installation

This repository can be cloned to any location on your computer. The dotfiles are managed using a Makefile. This makes the configuration modular and allows me to install only the configuration from the programs I need at that moment. All commands overwrite the current configuration. Here are the Make commands:

  • make all: link all files from this repo to their respective (XDG_*
locations).
  • make [config|data|home|bin]: Only install content from these directories.
  • make <program>: Install config for that program, independent of which
directory it is in (multiple also possible).
  • make mac: MacOS specific stuff.
  • make clean-[config|data|home|bin]: Remove only the programs that are synced
with this repo from their target directories
  • make clean: Remove only the programs that are synced with this repo from
all target directories.

Why?

*"There is a computer disease that anybody who works with computers knows about. It's a very serious disease and it interferes completely with the work. The trouble with computers is that you 'play' with them."* -- Richard Feynman

Questions? Found a bug? Got an improvement?

Please create an issue!

License

Licensed under the MIT license.