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Personal dotfiles. The installation supports Arch and Debian based systems.
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README.md

setup-cockpit

My personal dotfiles managed with ansible.

The playbook playbook.yml contains all the things to install, each in a role with a tag so that it can be individually installed.

For convenience, a Makefile contains the ansible-playbook command that will use the tag specified to make:
So make vim will call ansible-playbook with the vim tag.

The Makefile also includes vault password, which is retrieved via password-store with the git-vault-password.sh script.

The roles called are logged to .roles_played. They can then be called again by make previous, for example to update the system according to the playbook.