My public configuration files and personal scripts. I change those files a lot and sometimes I break things, so be careful.
The second half of my configuration (installed programs and such) live in my nixfiles. I've decided against home-manager for now, being able to quickly change my dotfiles is preferable to me for now.
I made a fresh start in 2022 to only track .config, and I did not carry the history over, check out the main_2022-03-12 branch if you're interested in my old approach.
Stow is used to manage the symlinks. Since most tools respect the XDG base
directory spec now, it's just a matter of stow -S ., but traditional dotfiles
could also be tracked with a little restructuring.
To deal with SSH I have a $HOME/.ssh/config along these lines:
Include ~/.config/ssh/defaults
Host xyz
Port 1337
Compression yes
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