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What consumes that dotfiles.yaml? I'm doing something that appears similar with my dotfiles dir which sync around with syncthing, but I use a shitty script and would prefer something with a nice config syntax.
asdf version manager
The first thing I "install" is pont, my config manager I wrote a while ago https://github.com/AlexAegis/pont
FYI SwiftDefaultApps is the modern replacement for this.
stern
My key things are: - zsh (apt or dnf install, or default on MacOS now) - Oh My ZSH - Powerlevel10k - Homebrew and then my Brewfile
My key things are: - zsh (apt or dnf install, or default on MacOS now) - Oh My ZSH - Powerlevel10k - Homebrew and then my Brewfile
My key things are: - zsh (apt or dnf install, or default on MacOS now) - Oh My ZSH - Powerlevel10k - Homebrew and then my Brewfile
I have a dotfiles repo in GitHub and then use https://github.com/MikeMcQuaid/strap to install/config all-the-things.
In theory nix can also be used for gui packages, but it's a bit of a hassle, because you need to provide your own launchpad services or something, so I didn't bother for now and just use homebrew casks for that, other cli programs are installed via nix. And a link to nix-darwin: https://github.com/LnL7/nix-darwin - this needs to be installed separately from nix