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Different config settings from my home directory. I keep in GIT repository so it's easy to restore configuration if I break something or create separate branches for different configs/environments.

The easiest way to use it is just make symlinks in proper places in user HOME directory pointing to the files placed in src directory. Here's an example, but beware that I assume directory structure on my system, so yours may differ:

ln -s $(pwd)/src/tmux.conf "$HOME/.tmux.conf"
ln -s $(pwd)/to/project/src/zshrc "$HOME/.zshrc"
ln -s $(pwd)/to/project/src/hypr "$HOME/.config/"
ln -s $(pwd)/to/project/src/waybar "$HOME/.config/"
ln -s $(pwd)/to/project/src/kitty "$HOME/.config/"

Check out setup.sh for reference as it usually contains more up-to-date list.

Scripts

in src/scripts directory you'll find a collection of small useful scripts for various purposes. You can place them anywhere on the PATH as they're already executable. The usual way I do it is to add ~/.local/bin to my PATH and then symlink items from src/scripts, like this:

ln -s $(pwd)/src/scripts/nv.sh "$HOME/.local/bin/nv"

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Unlicense. See LICENSE for details.

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