Gavin Carr wrote:
I use a directory called ~/.dotfiles which contains a few *.bashrc and
*.profile files, a vimrc, an Xdefaults, etc.
I either include them from the top-level instance e.g. in .bashrc:
test -d $HOME/.dotfiles && . $HOME/.dotfiles/*.bashrc
or just symlink them in.
Cheers,
Gavin
While we're on the subject, I manage some of the "." files on my server,
like ".procmailrc" via svn.
A post-commit hook does an svn update on the server whenever I commit
changes to my local copy.
Beats ssh, at least for me.
The tortoise svn client for Windows makes adding and committing single
files easy. Do other clients not work that way? I don't recall having
that problem with rapid-svn.
Adelle.
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