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README.md

config

My config files for various things. See the individual readmes below.

Use config.sh to automate the setup of a number of things.

Note on symlinks and Windows

For simplicity, the config.sh script uses ln --relative --symbolic even for creating links that are between two Windows paths. In order for this to result in working Windows symbolic links, Windows must be in developer mode and this repository must be cloned to the Windows filesystem on the drive containing your user profile. There is a registry script to enable developer mode here, which lets Windows create symbolic links without privilege escalation. And when this repository lives on the same drive as the user profile, the relative path between two paths under WSL's (say) /mnt/c/... will be the same as the relative path between the two corresponding paths under C:\....