Dotfile repository using SaltStack
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Build Status

Pinch

After using my own Python script to symlink my dotfiles, I have decided to take SaltStack for a spin and see how it goes.

Bootstrap

The bootstrap.sh script will check the OS and in the case of Mac OS X will install brew followed by an installation of SaltStack. On Linux, the script will install SaltStack. The end result will be calling SaltStack to kick off the configuration of the box.

TODO

Install salt stack using pip in a virtualenv instead of using the default salt installer to install it system-wide