This repository contains my personal dotfiles, configuration files, and scripts that I use to customize and enhance my development environment. Dotfiles are configuration files used to personalize and configure various applications and tools in a Unix-like operating system.

To set up these dotfiles on a new system, follow these steps:

1. Clone the Repository:

git clone https://github.com/tovar/dotfiles.git

2. Navigate to the Dotfiles Directory:

cd ~/.dotfiles

3. Install Stow: Ensure that Stow is installed on your system. If it's not already installed, you can install it using pacman:

sudo pacman -S stow

Run Stow for Desired Configurations: Use Stow to create symbolic links for the configurations you want. For example, to set up the Bash configuration:

stow bash

Repeat this step for each configuration you want to apply.

The dotfiles are organized into different directories based on the application or tool they configure. Here's an overview of the directory structure:

• bash/: Configuration files for the Bash shell.
• git/: Git configuration files.
• vim/: Vim configuration files.
• scripts/: Custom scripts for various tasks.
• etc/: Additional configuration files for various applications.

Feel free to customize any of the configuration files to suit your preferences. Stow makes it easy to manage symbolic links, and you can add or modify settings in the existing files or create new ones as needed.

Make sure to review the dependencies listed in each configuration file. Some configurations may require specific tools or software to be installed on your system.

To update your dotfiles to the latest version from this repository, navigate to the ~/.dotfiles directory and run:

git pull origin master
stow <configuration>

This will fetch the latest changes and update the symbolic links for the specified configuration.

If you have improvements or additions to suggest, feel free to open an issue or create a pull request. Contributions are welcome!

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use and modify the dotfiles according to your needs.

Happy coding!