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Spotlight's dotfiles

On devices I consider personal, I like having a similar style within zsh. I heavily utilize macOS, BSD and various Linux, so it's important that these dotfiles work consistently across them all.

I make heavy usage of Git submodules. Occasionally, these are updated. Please ensure when pulling my dotfiles that you also git submodule update.

Installation

git clone --recursive https://git.joscomputing.space/spotlight/dotfiles ~/.dotfiles
cp ~/.dotfiles/dotfilesrc ~/.dotfilesrc
pip3 install dotfiles
dotfiles --sync --force

This creates a symbolic link from any file or directory within ~/.dotfiles/ to their respective place in ~/. I prefer the .dotfilesrc to be managed as well.