GNU Stow
nvChad (https://nvchad.com/docs/quickstart/install)
clink (if using Windows)
To set up these dotfiles on your system, follow these steps:
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Ensure GNU Stow is installed on your system:
# For Debian-based systems sudo apt-get install stow # For Arch-based systems sudo pacman -S stow # For Red Hat-based systems sudo yum install stow # For macOS brew install stow # For Windows git clone https://github.com/mattialancellotti/Stow.git (Untested)
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Clone the repository to your home directory:
git clone https://github.com/AlexCS1337/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles -
Navigate to the repository:
cd ~/dotfiles
This dotfiles repository is organized by tool or application. Use Stow to apply the configuration for a particular tool. For example:
stow alacritty
stow tmux
stow nvim
# ... and so onor stow */ can be used to symlink all the configurations at once.