<commit_before># My dotfiles

Just a bunch of configuration files and scripts to install them on my `~/`, so I can feel home on every computer.

## Bootstrapping

Files are grouped in "topics" (e.g. git, javascript, zsh etc). Each topic contains the respective configuration files.

What `bootstrap.sh` does:

* Creates a symbolic link of every `*.ln` file to `~/` (removing the .ln extension)
* Creates a symbolic link of every `*.bin` file to `~/bin/` (removing the .bin extension)<commit_msg>README updated to better explain the dotfiles structure<commit_after># My dotfiles

Just a bunch of configuration files and scripts to install them on my `~/`, so I can feel home on every computer.

## Structure

Files are grouped in "topics" (e.g. git, javascript, bash etc). Each topic is just a folder that contains the respective configuration files.

## Bootstrapping

What `bootstrap.sh` does:

* Creates a symbolic link of every `*.ln` file to `~/` (removing the .ln extension)
* Creates a symbolic link of every `*.bin` file to `~/bin/` (removing the .bin extension)
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