dotfiles

Installation

Makefile uses GNU stow to maintain symlinks to config files in you $HOME directory. If you don't have it install it, here is how you do it in OS X using Homebrew:

brew install stow

Clone repository and run make all to link all configuration files at once:

git clone --recursive git@github.com:andrewslotin/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd dotfiles
make all

stow preserves existing target files, so none of your existing config files will be overwritten. To replace an existing config file either delete or rename it first.

To install only specific config layer (e.g. bash) run:

make bash

List of available layers together with a short usage message is available by running make help, which is a default target.

Available config layers

• bash
• emacs — see andrewslotin/emacs.d for details
• fzf
• git
• ruby
• tmux