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refactor installation doc

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docs/howto/symlink-dotfiles.md
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@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ and [link_on_import](https://dotdrop.readthedocs.io/en/latest/config-format/#con
Import the file:
```bash
$ ./dotdrop.sh import ~/.bashrc
$ dotdrop import ~/.bashrc
-> "/home/user/.bashrc" imported
```
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ dotfiles:
Install the dotfile, which will remove your `~/.bashrc` and replace it with a link to the file stored in dotdrop:
```bash
$ ./dotdrop.sh install
$ dotdrop install
Remove "/home/user/.bashrc" for link creation? [y/N] ? y
-> linked /home/user/.bashrc to /home/user/dotdrop/dotfiles/bashrc

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docs/howto/system-config-files.md
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@@ -15,15 +15,15 @@ For example:
`config-user.yaml` is used when managing the user's dotfiles:
```bash
## user config file is config-user.yaml
$ ./dotdrop.sh import --cfg config-user.yaml <some-dotfile>
$ ./dotdrop.sh install --cfg config-user.yaml
$ dotdrop import --cfg config-user.yaml <some-dotfile>
$ dotdrop install --cfg config-user.yaml
...
```
`config-root.yaml` is used when managing the system's dotfiles and is to be used with `sudo` or directly by the root user:
```bash
## root config file is config-root.yaml
$ sudo ./dotdrop.sh import --cfg=config-root.yaml <some-dotfile>
$ sudo ./dotdrop.sh install --cfg=config-root.yaml
$ sudo dotdrop import --cfg=config-root.yaml <some-dotfile>
$ sudo dotdrop install --cfg=config-root.yaml
...
```