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-This directory contains misc little utilities I've written or borrowed
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+This directory contains misc little utilities I've written or
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+borrowed. It is set up as a stow repo, so
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-Two of note are that I use to install all my other files/directories are:
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+ mkdir ~/stow
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+ cd stow
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+ git clone [THIS]
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+ stow home.public.bin
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- - link2home.sh :: Link files and directories and files to $HOME in
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- various ways.
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- - install :: calls link2home.sh.
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+and (baring conflicts), you will wind up with everything here
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+(./bin/*) symlinked into $HOME/bin/
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-To use install for a directory:
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-
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- - Put a COPY (not a link) of /install/ in the directories
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- - change the parameters as needed (e.g. --linkdir to link directory
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- instead of making a new directory in home, --remove to remove
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- files).
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- - (optional), add a file named /.link2home.ignore/ to the directory
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- listing files to be ignored. For example:
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-
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- #+begin_example
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- README.org
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- .link2home.ignore
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- #+end_example
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-
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-The basic ideas is that if "install" exists in a directory, you can
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-just run it and everything will be installed. The one special case
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-is this bin directory, which has to be installed first (because all
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-other installs use link2home.sh)
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