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Wow, I've been using Linux Mint for 5 years. I don't have nor do I need a dotfile repo.
Big "I don't even think of you" energy. I'm here for it.
Lmao
... But... What is a dot file repo? I just want to play games and do homework.
Configuration files: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/dotfiles-what-is-a-dot-file-and-how-to-create-it-in-mac-and-linux/
Neither do I, but it’s nice to have the same settings on my desktop and laptop
If you use vim and/or tmux you'll commit a lot to your dotfiles initially, but after you reach a stable configuration that you like you won't be changing much
I don't use vim nor do I use tmux.
If you don't use software that needs configuration then you don't need dotfiles