Dotfiles

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Deploy dotfiles

Clone repo

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/DrunkenToast/.dotfiles.git

Stowing

• stow -nv -R */
  • If happy with the results, remove n
• stow neovim to stow only the neovim package

Stow conflicts

This error might appear if a file from a package already exists:

WARNING! stowing bar would cause conflicts:
  * existing target is neither a link nor a directory: foo

E.g.: .bashrc from bash already exists in home dir.

A solution* to this is:

stow --adopt bar
git restore .

*--adopt will overwrite the current file in the dotfiles as a package.
Hence git restore is used to restore the contents.

Another solution is to just remove the conflicting files and then stowing.