To install, simply run bash install.sh
install.sh symlinks the provided dotfiles in their default directories. The link paths are appended to a file state.db which can be used to revert back to the original state by simply deleting the symlinks. Something like this should suffice:
# Untested, might crash and set your computer afire.
for line in $(cat state.db)
do
rm -rf $line
done
rm -f state.db
The script assumes it is called from the dotfiles directory, or one level hierarchy above the paths to link. It also assumes the hierarchy below it look like:
application
---> file or folder to link
This allows for placing your configuration in both
$XDG_CONFIG_HOME like $HOME/.config/application/config; or
$HOME like $HOME/.applicationrc
Note that bash version 4 or later is required due to use of its groundbreaking hash-table feature.