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bash <(curl -sL https://dotfiles.online)
(https://c0de.dev/c0de/dotfiles/raw/branch/master/install.sh)I primarilarly use Arch, but these dotfiles also get installed to headless Debian servers.
It shouldn't be difficult to find an equilivant package for your distribution with the provided lists
A list of the packages that I have installed can be found in the files pacman.lst
and pacman_aur.lst
.
Non-official packages come from the AUR, which can't typically be installed by pacman directly and the reason why it's a seperate list.
You may create a standard text file called .dotfiles.postinst
in your home directory before installing.
This file is basically a bash script that contains commands, that will be executed after the install script finishes.
For example, you may want to add commands such as git config --global user.name "My Name"
and git config --global user.email "me@my.email"
repourl
inside install.sh to point to your own