dotter
brew install dotter
v0.13.4
Unlicense
Dotfile manager and templater written in rust
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Build dependencies
GitHub topics
aur
aur-packages
configuration
dotfile
dotfile-management
dotfile-manager
dotter
linux
multiple-machines
rust
stow
windows
Links
- https://github.com/SuperCuber/dotter
- GitHub: SuperCuber/dotter
- Brew formula source: Formula/d/dotter.rb
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