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Dotfiles

dmgr-based extensible dotfiles.

Installation

Requirements

Install

Initialize dmgr setting and enable 'system' feature in setup.sh.

git clone https://github.com/Saneyan/Dotfiles.git
Dotfiles/setup.sh

Enable dotfile features depending on your environment.

dmgr enable <feature_name>

About dmgr

dmgr (stands for Dotfile manager) makes extensible *nix environment. This system provides 22 optional features, and enables or disables them depending upon the situation. For example, to enable some optional features for desktop environment, you can build this environment easily.

dmgr also supports file registry that the user can access without knowing file path.

Optional features

m1
docker
wuala
pacman
portage
desktop
dub
npm
xorg
xmonad
xfce4
powerline
tp-x230
apt
aptitude
openrc
systemd
sysv
yum
system
test

Hooks

dmgr supports enable and disable hooks. These hook functions are called when executing enable or disable command.

Usage

dmgr <command> (<feature_name>)

Type dmgr help for more help.

Use debug mode

ln -s $HOME/bin/dmgr $HOME/bin/dmgr.debug

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dotfiles's Issues

Re-mapping vim key bindings for Dvorak key layout.

New update.sh does not work after updating this file

I thought two ways:

old update.sh exit itself and execute the new one
separate config data from update.sh and create the config file

But above ways are not suitable when changing config data and functions. So the best way is that I separate config data from update.sh, create the config file and program update.sh to restart it when updating local repository.

I'll try them :)

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