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dotfiles

My configuration files.

Installation

Because it manages multiple users on the system, the directory is supposed to be at /var/lib/dotfiles.

To setup the dotfiles:

  1. git clone https://github.com/hakoerber/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
  2. cd ~/dotfiles && ./install.sh

Partial application

To apply only a subset of the changes, use ansible tags that are available via the Makefile:

Command Description
make update Updates the system with the latest packages
make packages Installs all defined packages (see packages.yml)
make dotfiles Manages the users' dotfiles

Note that these are not supported on a first bootstrap run. Only use them after the bootstrap to update existing configuration.

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