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Oliver Davies dc79ebf5a7 feat(run): allow run files in notes directories 
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README.md

dotfiles

My personal dotfiles, originally for macOS only but currently being adapted for use on Linux based systems (Ubuntu and Pop!_OS in particular) where needed.

The repository is powered using Ansible, with each software package and its associated configuration within separate roles within the roles directory.

The neovim role, for example, has its own tasks in roles/neovim/tasks/main.yaml and files in roles/neovim/files.

Files within a role are typically symlinked into their required destination so that they will be automatically updated without needing to run the playbook again.

For example, the files and directories within the neovim role are symlinked into ~/.config/nvim.

Requirements

Installation

$ ansible-playbook main.yaml --ask-become-pass

Inspiration