Ok, I see the points regarding why you should use symlinks, why it's worth
putting things in a dotfiles directory, and why you can't just use a
single ln command to create the symlinks. I wonder what you should use
instead then? A simple script seems to be in order. If I were to write a
script I
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Second, to create all the symlinks you only
need a simple command not a script: `ln -s ~/dotfiles/* ~/`.
That won't deal with dotfiles that are renamed or deleted.
I'm not entirely clear on why, in the examples I've seen, the -s option is
used to create symbolic
