This repository contains my personal dotfiles. You may face issues as not everyone is using the same system.
Dotfiles are configuration files or folders stored on the home directory of your GNU/Linux system. The files or/and folders usually start with a period. It’s a great way to backup configs incase something happens to your system, or you just need to reinstall.
It’s quick an easy! Just clone my repo and you’re done!
git clone https://gitlab.com/charged1/dotfiles
Then navigate to the location of the clone, and move the config file of your choice to your config directory. Make sure you backup your old configs, if you have one!
To manage my Dotfiles, I use the “Git Bare Method”. This is an easy way of managing your dotfiles, without cluttering your home directory with symlinks! You can learn more here.
I completely restarted my Dotfiles repo because I used to use the symlink method, and I had lots of issues sorting out what goes where, and some files I rewrite completely, won’t even symlink because they have too many files connected! The Git Bare Method has saved me so I now use it.
These are some of the configs I have on this repo.
This repo uses the MIT License. License is stored here.