My dotfiles, managed by stow.
If after you stow a directory, you want to undo the stow,
repeat the same stow command,
except change the -S
flag to a -D
flag.
In the .dotfiles
directory, do the following:
stow -vSt ~ git
In the .dotfiles
directory, do the following:
mkdir ~/.config/helix
stow -vSt ~/.config/helix helix
In the .dotfiles
directory, do the following:
mkdir ~/.julia # Directory might already exist
stow -vSt ~/.julia julia
In the .dotfiles
directory, do the following:
mkdir ~/.config/nvim # Directory might already exist
cd nvim
stow -vSt ~/.config/nvim nvim
cd ..
In the .dotfiles
directory, do the following:
stow -vSt ~ zsh