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dotfiles are like powerups. Makes you hell of a lot more productive. These are mine.

I've taken inspiration from a lot of developers on GitHub. Credits goes to:

Holman for showing me the topical setup

webpro for showing me bootstraps

I have a different setup. I have a Windows machine but I develop on Linux. I don't use a WSL though. Rather, I use Cygwin (git bash) because most of my files are on the Windows disk.

There weren't a lot of tutorials on configuring a dotfiles repo for Windows users that use git bash. Once I've learned enough, I can create a tutorial of some sort later on.

Feel free to fork this repo to adopt this for your own, should you have a similar configuration as me.

Issues and PRs are welcome 😁

Key Points

  1. I keep my dotfiles in my C:/

  2. My bashrc and profile are in this repo and I symlink to the C:/

  3. Everytime I make an update, I run my bootstrap script to update the symlinks and update bashrc.

  4. Please check the various commands by running installer/bootstrap

  5. When you clone the repo, github will clone this folder as "dotfiles" instead of ".dotfiles" -- be sure to make that change to avoid running into any errors.

Install and Configure

  1. I keep the dotfiles in my C: Drive. After forking, clone the repo to your location.

  2. cd to installer/ and run the bootstrap update command. This will symlink your .bashrc and .gitconfig. Make sure you change those according to your setup