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yas-bdsm: Yet Another Stow-Based Dotfiles System Manager(github.com)

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Looks like it works just like chezmoi but without having jinja syntax for exclusions. Honestly don’t know which I would prefer more as feels like you’ll have lots of repeated files to overwrite the base directory with this one instead of just having templates. Still very cool project

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Thanks! I guess yas-bdsm is more of a minimal, “bring your own compiler” project. You end up with a folder for your dotfiles, and it’s up to you to decide how to put stuff there.

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