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Manage your personal dotfiles with [GNU Stow](https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/manual/stow.html).
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+GNU Stow can be used directly, but a helper script `./dot` is provided to easy
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+the syntax and to support my custom package [Target](#targets) feature.
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+This is a Linux first design, but there is rudimentry support for Windows.
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+> Windows users should use the `./dot.ps1` script instead of the `./dot` script.
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+> As GNU Stow is currently unavailable on Windows, `./park.ps1` provides bare minimum functionality for the `./dot.ps1` Windows implementation.
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## Usage
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Keep your dotfiles in your git repo and symlink them into the correct place, allowing you to edit them without forgetting to copy those changes back into your repo.
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@@ -89,6 +98,7 @@ Or, if the `vim` package has no other [targets](#targets), you can use GNU Stow
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```
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stow -t "$HOME" vim
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```
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+> Windows users may use the `park.ps1` script as GNU Stow
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Multiple [targets](#targets) are supported in the case a given package has a mix of user config and system config.
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Daniel Sheffield