I'm now using stow to manage my config files. This is really helpful to manage each programm separately. You only need to create a folder for each program and store its related file in the same way they would be stored on your machine. Then you only need a single command to create all the symbolic links needed.
stow git
stow tmux
stow ...stow -S folder_app1, folder_app2Tips: You can add the flag -v to activate verbose mode and -n to preview the action without making any changes.
To unstow (unlink) you need to use the -D flag.
It's still possible to use the classic way of course. To simlink a file from this repo to the home directory of your user, use this command
ln -s ~/.dotfiles/.gitconfig ~/.gitconfig(For Arch, you can check the AUR)
Just need to open Lazy and voila! Everything is working straight away.
Clone the tmux plugin manager repository and run the install command: prefix + I.
Mac OS only:
The keybinding for switching input source is conflicting with my prefix (ctrl + space). Don't forget to go to keyboard settings and change/disable the shortcut.
Install keyd on your system. (Available on the AUR)
AT Translated Set 2 Keyboard -> built-in MSI keyboard SONiX USB DEVICE -> Epomaker S68 Apple Inc. Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad
Verify the name of your input key with sudo keyd -m.
brew bundle --file ~/.dotfiles/Brewfile install
To get the list of all app installed with Homebrew, use the command:
brew bundle dump --no-lock --force --formula --cask --tap --masWe specify the repository so that we only get the relevant package inside the Brewfile. This is to avoid having vscode extensions.
For inside tmux, you'll need the pam-reattach package.
Open the file with this command sudo -e /etc/pam.d/sudo,
and just copy the two following line
auth optional pam_reattach.so
auth sufficient pam_tid.so