Now that 20225 has become “The Year of the Terminal”(R), I have been looking at how managing my dot files in a more coherent way. I was thinking straight up git vs stow, but I should would be very interested in comparisons from those who have used this tool.
gaweringo•59m ago
I found it quite useful. My main use case for it is managing the same dotfiles for Windows and Linux. Specifically that neovim uses different folders and I can set that per OS in dotter.
It also allows for including our not including a config based on an executable being available which can be useful.
It requires some configuration, depending on how many of its features you use but I think it's worth it.
phren0logy•56m ago
Thanks. I’m between Omarchy and MacOS mostly, but sometimes Windows, too. Seems worth putting some time into it.
vault•25m ago
I've been using "homegit" for years and never felt the need for a replacement.
phren0logy•1h ago
gaweringo•59m ago
It also allows for including our not including a config based on an executable being available which can be useful. It requires some configuration, depending on how many of its features you use but I think it's worth it.
phren0logy•56m ago
vault•25m ago
https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/dotfiles