dotter

Most surnames end in son (sen in Denmark) or dotter (daughter), although people started using their parent's surname some time last century.

Email me at bjclark =at= inigral dotter com and I'll send a zip with the blank templates I start with.

Specifically that neovim uses different folders and I can set that per OS in dotter.

My email is danhaubert [symbol thing] g mail [dotter] com Thanks!

I've been using dotter for 5+ years and it's been an amazing tool.

Suppose you're a Striper and I'm a Dotter (from the deadly enemy Stripe and Dot tribes), but we both like to play guitar.

I personally use Brew bundle files + Dotter for my home/tools management.

I've used a similar tool, called dotter, by SuperCuber on GitHub.

I've been using dotter for over a year and it's incredible.

I use the same dotfiles repo for Mac and Linux, and dotter is super easy to change variables or subscribe a machine to specific configs.

> naming your source files in particular ways in order to determine what the target file permissions How does dotter handle permissions?

I highly recommend dotter, especially if your dotfiles have variation from machine to machine and or if you don't need all of them at a given time.

Twenty-five years now as a "corporate programmer" and I have watched the job go from cowboy-coder to "i"-dotter-"t" crosser.

In my case, after deciding I wanted to go for the minimal end of things, I almost went for GNU Stow however, I wanted templating functionality and I liked dotter's "packages" system for defining what files a given computer needs.

Dotter provides a flexible configuration, intended to make it easy to deploy the same files on different machines while adapting the files to each specific machine.

Dotter, by contrast, is a lot more minimal.

Dotter is little more than a symlink manager plus templating engine plus config files to declare what machines need what config.