I'm so sorry. I don't know why I read LottieFiles 🤣🤣🤣.
Answering your real question:
I have dot files for my neovim configuration, polybar, bspwm and a lot of other programs. That help me to keep the same configuration between computers and restore my configuration when I reinstall.
You can search for some videos about stow but it is simple, just create a folder path with your real configuration inside a folder.
I have a repository called .dotfiles in home (~) and I just have to run: stow -v tmux and this will create a symlink to the files/folder inside the folder called tmux.
Sadly I can't share my personal configuration since I have private keys there. But there are a few youtubers with their dotfiles on github that you can check
I'm so sorry. I don't know why I read LottieFiles 🤣🤣🤣.
Answering your real question:
I have dot files for my neovim configuration, polybar, bspwm and a lot of other programs. That help me to keep the same configuration between computers and restore my configuration when I reinstall.
I use stow to install those files. www.gnu.org/software/stow/man…
You can search for some videos about stow but it is simple, just create a folder path with your real configuration inside a folder.
I have a repository called .dotfiles in home (~) and I just have to run:
stow -v tmuxand this will create a symlink to the files/folder inside the folder called tmux.Sadly I can't share my personal configuration since I have private keys there. But there are a few youtubers with their dotfiles on github that you can check