public dotfiles repo

using gnu Stow

Structure

Each top-level directory represents a "package" (e.g., bash, nvim_omarchy). Stow symlinks the contents of these directories into the home directory (~).

Installation

# Install stow
sudo pacman -S stow # Arch
sudo apt install stow # Ubuntu/Debian

# Clone and deploy
git clone [https://github.com/USER/dotfiles.git](https://github.com/USER/dotfiles.git) ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles
stow bash
stow nvim_omarchy

Adding New Configs

1. Create the mirror path: mkdir -p ~/dotfiles/name/.config
2. Move the original: mv ~/.config/name ~/dotfiles/name/.config/
3. Link it: cd ~/dotfiles && stow name

Maintenance

Changes made to files in ~ are reflected in ~/dotfiles because they are symlinks. To save changes:

cd ~/dotfiles
git add .
git commit -m "update config"
git push

Removing Links

stow -D package_name