Any file which matches the shell glob _* will be linked as symlink/copied into $HOME with the first _ replaced with a .

For example:

_bashrc

becomes

${HOME}/.bashrc

It's as simple as running:

./install.sh

From this top-level directory.

If you cannot use symlinks e.g. if you are using cygwin on Windows, then you can run:

./copy-install.sh

When installing, all your files will be backed up as *.bak files. Using the uninstall script the imported source files will be removed and your backed up files will be restored. Just run:

./uninstall.sh

This works for the .config directory, too. Just create a directory named '_config' and add files or directories in this directory. Everything inside _config will be symlinked to .config.

Thanks to sontek, Weltraumschaf and saz for building the basis of this project!