dotfiles

Usage

Stowing my dotfiles to your $HOME

In order to stow my dotfiles you must have git and GNU stow installed.
1. Clone my repo (no specific location required) and cd into the cloned dotfiles directory.
```
git clone https://github.com/fabestah/dotfiles.git
```
1. Simulate your stow operation before actually invoking it by using the n option to check for potential conflicts.
```
stow -nvSt ~ zsh qtile
```
1. Remove the n option and stow the packages you want to have.
```
stow -vSt ~ zsh qtile
```

Install packages from my packages list

Install all packages (with an AUR helper)

yay -S < packages.list

Only install pacman packages

sudo pacman -S $(comm -12 <(pacman -Slq | sort) <(sort packages.list))

Uninstall packages not listed in the packages list

sudo pacman -Rsu $(comm -23 <(pacman -Qq | sort) <(sort packages.list))

Unstow packages from your $HOME (remove symlinks)
1. cd into the cloned dotfiles directory.
2. Unstow the packages you want to have removed (simulate the operation by using the n option once again before unstowing).
```
stow -vDt ~ zsh qtile
```