Everyone loves them.

Dotfiles for configuration and various helper scripts and tools are all rolled into one. Plus a dose of Salt states for setting up my home servers.

The top level install.sh script does the hard work, pass one or more directory names to it to stow the contents of that particular directory as symlinks in $HOME.

Each directory can also have its own install.sh to complement or override the behaviour of the top-levelscript. If a "per-app" install script returns 255, the stow command will not be run at the top level (see osx/install.sh for an example of this).

A few git submodules are included:

• sorin-ionescu/prezto: ZSH config framework
• gmarik/Vundle.vim: Vim plugin management
• morgant/tools-osx: useful helper scripts for CLI on OSX
• mafrosis/salt-formulae: more salt states