Stow is pretty sophisticated. It shouldn't mess up your directory.
To answer your second question, you should git clone your .dotfiles directory onto the other machine, install stow and then run stow for each subdirectory within .dotfiles to ensure your configs get placed into the right part of your machine.
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Hey Jeremiah,
Stow is pretty sophisticated. It shouldn't mess up your directory.
To answer your second question, you should git clone your .dotfiles directory onto the other machine, install stow and then run stow for each subdirectory within .dotfiles to ensure your configs get placed into the right part of your machine.