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#+TITLE: Readme
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#+AUTHOR: Emma Nora Theuer
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* Dotfiles
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** What is this?
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Dotfiles is a name typically used for the configuration files of various programs. These are my most relevant config files. This repo exists for two main reasons:
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+ Saving these config files in case something goes wrong with my system so I don't lose them
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+ Providing insight and inspiration for those curious
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** What to do with these?
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Just take a look at how my system works! Additionally, if you want to try out one of the pieces of software I use and you aren't familiar with the configuration, my files may serve as an interim config for you or just as a simple inspiration/guideline on how the software is configured. My qtile config for example is a literate config and you will find a lot of information on everything in config.org, which is the main file intended for reading. You could also use these files as a skeleton for your own.
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TL;DR: Just do whatever you want with these, I'm not a cop.
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** Remarks
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+ Some of these config files are heavily inspired by those of DistroTube.
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+ These files are not always up to date, but I try my best.
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+ If you want to use my .bashrc, make sure to install programs like eza beforehand so you don't break your shell by not having access to ls, because it is overriden.
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+ Proceed similarly with the dependencies of other configs. I might or might write those out one by one, just make sure you have everything you need.
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