🗂️ Dotfiles

My personal set of linux configuration files

• I use yadm for managing my dotfiles. It's a wrapper for git, plus it will symlink the files for you.
• If you want to make your own dotfiles, have a look at http://dotfiles.github.io

Tips

To view changes with vscode's diff editor

1. Create a symlink from ~/.config/yadm/repo.git to ~/.git. This tells vs code know that it's viewing a git repository.
2. Temporarily rename .gitignore.dev to .gitignore. This file hides most of the home directory from vs code's git integration.
3. Open the home directory in vs code.
   Note: When adding a file to git, you must a) edit the gitignore to include that file (!foo.txt), and b) use the -f|--force flag when running git add foo.txt