<commit_before>---
layout: post
title: Managing Dotfiles
categories: [Linux, Dotfiles]
tags: [linux, dotfiles]
fullview: true
---

For some time now I have been looking for a way to manage my config files,
    so-called dotfiles.

This post details managing dotfiles using vcsh, myrepos and github.

These tools allow us:  
* Have separated repos for each 
* Automatize a new configuration in a new computer
* Manage all repos at the same time

**Set-up the environment**

TODO

**Saving dotfiles**

TODO

**Loading dotfiles on a new machine**

TODO<commit_msg>dotfiles guide started<commit_after>---
layout: post
title: Managing Dotfiles
categories: [Linux, Dotfiles]
tags: [linux, dotfiles]
fullview: true
---

For some time now I have been looking for a way to manage my config files,
    so-called dotfiles.

This post details managing dotfiles using vcsh, myrepos and github.

These tools allow us:  
- Have separated repos for each 
- Automatize a new configuration in a new computer
- Manage all repos at the same time

**Set-up the environment**

TODO

**Saving dotfiles**

TODO

**Loading dotfiles on a new machine**

TODO
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