Dotfiles

How to

Use the mv command to move the file. The syntax is:

mv /path/to/original/file /new/path/to/move/file

For example, to move a file named example.txt from the Desktop to a folder named Documents, you would type:

mv ~/Desktop/example.txt ~/Documents/example.txt

Step 3: Create a Symbolic Link

After moving the file, create a symbolic link at the original location using the ln command with the -s option. The syntax is:

ln -s /new/path/to/move/file /path/to/original/file

Continuing with the previous example, to create a symbolic link back to the Desktop, you would type:

ln -s ~/Documents/example.txt ~/Desktop/example.txt

Example Commands Putting it all together, here’s how it looks:

mv ~/Desktop/example.txt ~/Documents/example.txt
ln -s ~/Documents/example.txt ~/Desktop/example.txt

Installation

1. Yazelix Clone https://github.com/luccahuguet/yazelix.git into ~/.config

Commands to remember

• Dump brewfiles to dotfiles dir

  brew bundle dump --file ~/dotfiles/Brewfile --force --describe

• Hide default login message

touch ~/.hushlogin

Brewfile

Dump brewfiles to dotfile directory brew bundle dump --file ~/dotfiles/Brewfile --force use: --descripbe to get a description of each file