dotfiles

Managed with GNU Stow. Each folder under stow/ is a "package" that mirrors its target path relative to $HOME.

stow/
  bspwm/.config/bspwm/...
  sxhkd/.config/sxhkd/...
  alacritty/.config/alacritty/...
  polybar/.config/polybar/...
  rofi/.config/rofi/...
  zellij/.config/zellij/...
  bash/.bashrc
  git/.gitconfig
  x11/.Xresources
  x11/.xinitrc

emerge app-admin/stow          # or apt install stow, etc.
git clone git@github.com:gitavk/dot.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles/stow
stow -t ~ bspwm sxhkd alacritty polybar rofi zellij bash git x11

-t ~ tells stow to link into $HOME (needed because stow/ itself lives one level deeper than a plain dotfiles-in-repo-root layout).

1. Put the file where it should live on disk, under the right package, e.g. stow/foo/.config/foo/config.toml.
2. Run stow -t ~ foo from ~/dotfiles/stow.
3. git add -A && git commit && git push.

cd ~/dotfiles/stow
stow -D -t ~ foo

• config/claude/, config/etc/, skills/ at the repo root are not stow packages — they're not meant to be symlinked into $HOME directly.
• ~/.config/nvim is a separate git repo (nvim.lazy), cloned directly into place — not managed by stow.
• If stow complains about an existing file conflicting with a symlink it wants to create, remove/back up that file first, then re-run stow.