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PX-dotfiles

The dotfiles that I've customized for my personal/professional use.

Setup

It's pretty easy :)

Just install the stow gnu command and from the git directory run:

stow <name>

The is the name of the folder (app or whatever) that you want to setup.

How stow works?

By running the stow <name> command, the content that exists under the folder will be placed under the parent of the "stow directory".

In order to setup the dotfiles in a specific path, you need to add the -t argument followed by the targeted path, for example: stow <name> -t $HOME

For more info, checkout the stow command sources :)