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Has anybody experience with dot-file-management tools such as #chezmoi, #dotbot, #rcm, #vcsh, #yadm, bare git?

Naïve symlinks don't work for me any more.

Maybe I'll test chezmoi first as it looks promising without having compared it to others besides reading https://www.chezmoi.io/comparison-table/

Write me your experience and if you have tested multiple solutions, I'm very curious about your recommendation!

My requirements: I maintain 3 Debian stable computers (12 + 13). One of them has multiple users (business/private). I share lots of similar config files for shell tools as well as desktop environment (xfce, GNOME, KDE; I probably switch all to KDE). I most probably need a template mechanism to enable host-specific settings. Some config files may not be identical on different hosts, most are (besides host-specific settings). When tools write back to their config files, this should be handled well by the dotfile management tool. Sync via arbitrary sync tool (syncthing or git preferred).

Has anybody experience with dot-file-management tools such as #chezmoi, #dotbot, #rcm, #vcsh, #yadm, bare git?

Naïve symlinks don't work for me any more.

Maybe I'll test chezmoi first as it looks promising without having compared it to others besides reading https://www.chezmoi.io/comparison-table/

Write me your experience and if you have tested multiple solutions, I'm very curious about your recommendation!

My requirements: I maintain 3 Debian stable computers (12 + 13). One of them has multiple users (business/private). I share lots of similar config files for shell tools as well as desktop environment (xfce, GNOME, KDE; I probably switch all to KDE). I most probably need a template mechanism to enable host-specific settings. Some config files may not be identical on different hosts, most are (besides host-specific settings). When tools write back to their config files, this should be handled well by the dotfile management tool. Sync via arbitrary sync tool (syncthing or git preferred).

Has anybody experience with dot-file-management tools such as #chezmoi, #dotbot, #rcm, #vcsh, #yadm, bare git?

Naïve symlinks don't work for me any more.

Maybe I'll test chezmoi first as it looks promising without having compared it to others besides reading https://www.chezmoi.io/comparison-table/

Write me your experience and if you have tested multiple solutions, I'm very curious about your recommendation!

My requirements: I maintain 3 Debian stable computers (12 + 13). One of them has multiple users (business/private). I share lots of similar config files for shell tools as well as desktop environment (xfce, GNOME, KDE; I probably switch all to KDE). I most probably need a template mechanism to enable host-specific settings. Some config files may not be identical on different hosts, most are (besides host-specific settings). When tools write back to their config files, this should be handled well by the dotfile management tool. Sync via arbitrary sync tool (syncthing or git preferred).

Has anybody experience with dot-file-management tools such as #chezmoi, #dotbot, #rcm, #vcsh, #yadm, bare git?

Naïve symlinks don't work for me any more.

Maybe I'll test chezmoi first as it looks promising without having compared it to others besides reading https://www.chezmoi.io/comparison-table/

Write me your experience and if you have tested multiple solutions, I'm very curious about your recommendation!

My requirements: I maintain 3 Debian stable computers (12 + 13). One of them has multiple users (business/private). I share lots of similar config files for shell tools as well as desktop environment (xfce, GNOME, KDE; I probably switch all to KDE). I most probably need a template mechanism to enable host-specific settings. Some config files may not be identical on different hosts, most are (besides host-specific settings). When tools write back to their config files, this should be handled well by the dotfile management tool. Sync via arbitrary sync tool (syncthing or git preferred).

Has anybody experience with dot-file-management tools such as #chezmoi, #dotbot, #rcm, #vcsh, #yadm, bare git?

Naïve symlinks don't work for me any more.

Maybe I'll test chezmoi first as it looks promising without having compared it to others besides reading https://www.chezmoi.io/comparison-table/

Write me your experience and if you have tested multiple solutions, I'm very curious about your recommendation!

My requirements: I maintain 3 Debian stable computers (12 + 13). One of them has multiple users (business/private). I share lots of similar config files for shell tools as well as desktop environment (xfce, GNOME, KDE; I probably switch all to KDE). I most probably need a template mechanism to enable host-specific settings. Some config files may not be identical on different hosts, most are (besides host-specific settings). When tools write back to their config files, this should be handled well by the dotfile management tool. Sync via arbitrary sync tool (syncthing or git preferred).

🚀 New preprint drop: The PEG Reactor is now live on OSF!
What if symbolic overload isn’t just noise—but a structural force?
A thought experiment meets proto-biotic recursion: vibrational logic, nested feedback, and the architecture of self.

🧪 Read here 👉 https://osf.io/preprints/osf/nzsw3_v1

#Biophysics #OriginOfLife #SymbolicSystems #SyntheticBiology #OpenScience #RecursiveCollapse #RCM

High-Resolution, Integrated Hydrological Modeling Of Climate Change Impacts On A Semi-Arid Urban Watershed In Niamey, Niger
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https://doi.org/10.3390/w12020364 <-- shared paper
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#GIS #spatial #mapping #climatechange #hydrologicalmodeling #semiarid #impacts # #water #hydrology #environmental #africa #Niger #Niamey #model #modeling #urban #watershed #city #watersecurity #watermanagement #waterresources #westafrica #HydroGeoSphere #climatemodel #RCM #rainfall #precipitation #environment #waterconservation #groundwater #groundwatermodeling #gischat