Geek's dotfiles

Whichever platform you are on make sure you have stow and git

For ubuntu sudo apt install git stow

Clone this repo in home dir

git clone https://github.com/patheticGeek/.dotfiles

Run the install script
```
cd .dotfiles && ./dotfiles.sh setup
```
The folders to be used are stored in dotfiles_folders. It is a space separated list.

Now ./dotfiles.sh script will also be available as dotfiles as it is aliased in shell.

I'm using stow to manage the symlinks and git to version and backup.

Each folder in this repo will have its contents (files and folders) placed as symlink in the home dir.

So if i have a file and folder such as zsh/.zshrc, zsh/.oh-my-zsh/custom

and then run stow zsh it will create symlinks at ~/.zshrc and ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom.

The personal folder is a submodule, it is a private repo where i have my personal keys and stuff.

Can do so via dotfiles [add|delete] FOLDER FILE command. e.g.

# Will add file at correct path to others folder
dotfiles add others ~/.config/mimeapps.list

# Will remove file from others folder and put it at original path
dotfiles delete others ~/.config/mimeapps.list

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