I'm using submodules to include profiles from other Github users. By including all of these profiles in one place it is much easier to search on my computer.
If you aren't familiar with git submodules use the commands below.
For new clones:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/clburlison/profiles.git
To update this cloned repo:
git pull; git submodule update --init --recursive
To update the external submodule repos:
git submodule foreach git pull origin master; git commit -am 'Submodule Sync'
Hopefully you don't have to use the above command as the author of this repo tries to keep it updated. However PR are welcome.
You should read and make sure you understand what each profile is doing prior to installing. If you don't know what a key is doing it's your job to look it up.
All files provided as is. You run it. You break it. You fix it. I hold no responsibility.
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