Rigo
Overview, tutorials, command specifications, and configuration reference for Rigo, a dotfiles manager for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
Overview
Rigo is a dotfiles manager for macOS, Linux, and Windows. It keeps the real files in a plain directory called the vault and symlinks them into their usual place…
How It Works
This article explains the core concepts behind Rigo (the vault layout, entries and the state model, OS layers, per-machine selection). For day-to-day procedures…
Tutorial (macOS and Linux)
Starting from nothing under management, this tutorial walks step by step through putting your dotfiles under Rigo and syncing them with a second machine, then g…
Tutorial (Windows)
This tutorial runs the same scenario as the macOS and Linux tutorial in Windows Terminal. Starting from nothing under management, it puts your dotfiles under Ri…
Command Reference
Commands that take a ` resolve both logical paths (home-relative, slash-separated; for example .zshrc or .config/git/config) and real paths (~/.zshrc or absolut…
Configuration Reference
Rigo's configuration is a single TOML file at the fixed location /.config/rigo/rigo.toml inside the vault. It is linked to ~/.config/rigo/rigo.toml like any oth…