Re: [COFF] What is your prompt?

On Sun, Dec 26, 2021 at 12:43:37AM +0100, Steffen Nurpmeso wrote: I keep a private git repo on one of my machines, so when I get a HOST account, I run a comand like this: % git clone ssh://tytso@example.com/home/tytso/repos/dotfiles . % cd dotfiles % make This installs a bunch of symlinks from dotfiles/{.bashrc,.profile,.muttrc}, etc. to $HOME/. That way, I can run "git pull" to update my dotfiles on one particular machine, and if I make local changes, I'll do a "git push" to send them back to my dotfiles repo. The Makefile I have in my top-level repo some folks might find interesting: .PHONY: all bin dotfiles all: dotfiles DIRS= .gnupg .mutt .config/gce-xfstests .config/gcloud/configurations bin em #DBG= echo dotfiles: for file in $(shell find $(CURDIR) -maxdepth 1 -type f -name ".*" \ -not -name ".*~" -not -name ".gitignore" -print); do \ f=$$(basename $$file); \ if test -f $(HOME)/$$f -a ! -h $(HOME)/$$f ; then \ mkdir -p backup ; \ mv $(HOME)/$$f backup ; \ fi ; \ $(DBG) ln -sfn $$file $(HOME)/$$f; \ done for dir in $(DIRS) ; do \ $(DBG) mkdir -p $(HOME)/$$dir ; \ for file in $$(find $$(pwd)/$$dir -maxdepth 1 -type f \ -not -name "*~" -print); do \ f=$$(basename $$file); \ if test -f $(HOME)/$$dir/$$f -a ! -h $(HOME)/$$dir/$$f ; then \ mkdir -p backup/$$dir ; \ mv $(HOME)/$$dir/$$f backup/$$dir ; \ fi ; \ $(DBG) ln -sfn $$file $(HOME)/$$dir/$$f; \ done; \ done if test -d backup ; then find backup -type f -print ; fi Cheers, - Ted