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@@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ Therefore, each package may have a subdirectory containing any of:
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* system
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* system
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* user
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* user
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-*Example*:
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+*Example* with dotfiles repo checked out to `./dotfiles` (`DOTFILES_DIR`):
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```plain
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```plain
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-dotfiles
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+./dotfiles
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├── Readme.md
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├── Readme.md
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├── ssh
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├── ssh
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│ ├── system
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│ ├── system
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@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ All directories under the user target are relative to `$HOME`.
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On GNU compatible system this is equivalent to:
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On GNU compatible system this is equivalent to:
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```bash
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```bash
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-stow -d $DOTFILES_DIR/vim -t /home/acme
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+stow -d "$DOTFILES_DIR" -t "/home/$USER" vim
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```
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```
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## System
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## System
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@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ All directories under the system targt are relative to `/`.
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On GNU compatible system this is equivalent to:
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On GNU compatible system this is equivalent to:
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```bash
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```bash
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-stow -d $DOTFILES_DIR/ssh/user -t /home/acme
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-sudo stow -d $DOTFILES_DIR/ssh/system -t /
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+stow -d "$DOTFILES_DIR/ssh" -t "/home/$USER" user
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+sudo stow -d "$DOTFILES_DIR/ssh" -t / system
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```
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```
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