dotfiles/.stowrc

--target $HOME
--ignore GNUmakefile
--ignore org
--ignore .dir-locals.el
--ignore PKGBUILD
--ignore pkg.tar.xz
--ignore src
--no-folding
Use .stowrc instead of a bash wrapper around stow The comment in ‘stow-home’ claims that ‘.stowrc’ doesn’t support variable expansion. I don’t know if I couldn’t figure it out before or if stow has been updated since then, but it seems to work fine now. 2020-04-15 09:48:00 +02:00			`--target $HOME`
			`--ignore GNUmakefile`
			`--ignore org`
			`--ignore .dir-locals.el`
Add meta-package for my X11 configuration With this meta-package it locks down which packages should be installed. 2020-04-27 06:35:26 +02:00			`--ignore PKGBUILD`
			`--ignore pkg.tar.xz`
[firefox] Make it possible to stow firefox configuration - Put ‘userChrome.css’ into the ‘src/’ directory and have stow ignore any such directory. - Dynamically find the name of the default firefox profile. - In case the firefox profile can't be found, output some messages stating such. - Update the ‘userChrome.css’ as used by Firefox. 2022-07-02 03:55:02 +02:00			`--ignore src`
[stow] Don’t fold directories when stowing files Folding means that if stow discovers a parent directory for a project or a file in it exists, it doesn’t create the directory structure and then links the file, instead it makes a symbolic link between the directory. This means that any files created in that directory show up in this repository. The upside of that situation is that if I remove or rename files, and the directory it’s in is folded, it doesn’t leave dead links around. 2021-10-22 08:42:10 +02:00			`--no-folding`