Dloom – a dotfile manager I wanted
File-level symlinks let you manage configs inside shared dirs like ~/.config/ without hijacking everything.
Thysrael's naive dotfiles.
This repo opts for plain Makefile targets and symlinks instead of a custom dotfile manager, so you can run make tmux or make mac and see exactly what happens — including make clean-tmux to roll things back. It isn't novel, but the per-tool targets, a toolkit installer for optional CLI niceties, and the clear README make it a pragmatic, low-friction choice for people who dislike hidden magic in dotfile tooling.
Unix/Linux and macOS developers, sysadmins, and power users who manage dotfiles and prefer simple, auditable tooling
File-level symlinks let you manage configs inside shared dirs like ~/.config/ without hijacking everything.
Session-first TUI for Screen—adds lifecycle safety and discovery without replacing Screen itself.
Clever Make variable accumulation for mixed package managers, but Homebrew Bundle exists.
Reflink strategy for directories with copy fallback is clever — raw git worktree doesn't do this.
Workaround for Anthropic's lack of multi-account support; niche pain with limited appeal.
Raycast and Maccy already do this free, but snippet expansion with dynamic fields is nice.