Brajeshwar's Personal Dotfiles
https://github.com/brajeshwar/dot

ln -s [source] [link]
ln -s README.md README
ln -s /Downloads ~/User/Downloads

// overwrite/force

ln -sf [source] [link]

GNU Stow is a symlink farm manager which takes distinct packages of software and/or data located in separate directories on the filesystem, and makes them appear to be installed in the same place.

stow -v -R -t ~ pkg

• -v (or --verbose) makes stow run in verbose mode. When you use -v, stow will list the symlinks it creates or updates, making it easier to see the changes it’s making.
• -R (or --restow) tells stow to restow the packages. It’s useful when you’ve already stowed the packages previously, and want to reapply them. The -R flag ensures that stow re-symlinks files, even if they already exist. This makes each run idempotent and you won’t have to worry about polluting your workspace with straggler links.
• -t <target> (or --target=<target>) specifies the target directory where stow should create symlinks. The default target directory is the parent of $pwd. In the above command, -t ~ is used to set the home directory as the destination.
• <pkg> is the package name you want to stow.

• Awesome Dotfiles
• dotfiles on GitHub, the Unofficial Guide