cpoile / dotfiles

My dotfiles for a nice Emacs/NeoVim experience on a new machine

ChrisP's Dotfiles

(Hat tip to https://github.com/venthur/dotfiles)

This repo uses stow to manage the symlinks, but you don't have to -- you can also just individually symlink the contents of each directory directly into your home.

If this is a new Ubuntu box and you want the full emacs neovim experience: install git, clone this repo into ~/git/dotfiles (or wherever you keep your git repos) and

make ubuntu-aarch64

or

make ubuntu-amd64

If you want to use stow, clone this repository into ~/git/dotfiles and do

cd ~/git/dotfiles
make

NOTE: Make sure to personalize the .gitconfig.

stow will automatically symlink the contents of each "package" into the parent directory from where it is invoked (i.e. your home directory), that's why it is important to clone this repository directly into your home directory. If you cloned the repository somewhere else, you can use the --target parameter.

cd ~/path/to/dotfiles
stow --target=$HOME --restow */