Update readme, symlink config is better than the worktree

The change to symlink is that I can better manage the files. I realized
with worktree that I had to ignore everything, then add with git force and
projectile got really slow.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 11 deletions

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 #+TITLE: Managing my dotfiles
 
 * Installation
-** From Scratch
-Create a new directory that will hold the files. It will create only the
-bare repo on the =git-dir= path. Yet, it is *not* a bare repo. It only has
-the folder structure of it. This is made on purpose so that I don't mess up
-trying to edit that folder. The =work-tree= is a link back to the home
-directory.
+Be sure to have Guile installed on the system. Then execute the install
+script
 #+begin_src bash
-git --git-dir $HOME/dev/dotfiles --work-tree $HOME init
+./install.scm
 #+end_src
 
-Configure the link back to the main repository.
-#+begin_src bash
-echo "gitdir: $HOME/dev/dotfiles" > $HOME/.git
-#+end_src
+This will either symlink files from the home directory to the ones in this
+repository or dynamically create some files in read only mode.