MacOS will now default to using zsh due to apparent licensing issues with bash. Add a .zprofile and .zschrc and see if there's any way to still support bash in the process. It seems that zsh supports an emulate sh command so maybe we can write the rc in sh and then just emulate everything if the entry is the .zshrc.

There's some configs and apps that I don't want on my work computer. Take the time to split those out into their own dots.

Add a Readme with the following:

• Short description
• Link to dots-cli
• Installation instructions
• summary of included configs

git allows you to include multiple external configurations in the main .gitconfig file. Additionally, you can use the conditional includeIf to only include certain configurations for specific paths. I should split out public, private, and work configs into their associated dots.

There is an ssh Include keyword for including multiple external configurations. I should split out public, private, and work configs into their own dots.

It looks like I may be able to use iterm's built in dynamic profiles to symlink the settings without having to manually point iTerm to the plist.

https://iterm2.com/documentation-dynamic-profiles.html

Reusing configuration for iTerm is a bit cumbersome. #1 didn't work out and I'm still dumping what is essentially computer generated config into my dot. I've been playing around with Hyper and although it's not as fully featured as iTerm, it does have a much simpler config. It can also be used on other platforms, so I'm thinking about permanently switching.