dotlink

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# This file contains dotfiles linksets.
# You can comment out by adding "#" at the beginning of the line.
# And an empty line is ignored by dot.
#
# Format:
# <dotfile>,<linkto>
#
# the script automatically add directory information to the file path.
# So, you should write like below:
#     .vimrc,.vimrc
#
# You can load from outside of the dotfiles directory:
#     ~/Dropbox/.netrc,.netrc
#
# You can easily copy the existing file to the dotfiles repository
# and add new link list by
#     dot add [-m "some comment"] original_file dotfiles_path
# or, just
#     dot add original_file
# In the second example, the script automatically completes the second
# arguments and confirm whether or not to execute that command.
#
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