> using someone else's defaults. Aren't you already doing that when you load up a vanilla zsh? Its just that that "somebody else" was the guy that wrote the t

> using someone else's defaults. Aren't you already doing that when you load up a vanilla zsh? Its just that that "somebody else" was the guy that wrote the tool. In either case, you still will want to tweak it to get exactly what you want. However, in one of the cases, the thing you start out with is 0 features, and an extra week of work doing the same thing that thousands of people have done exactly the same before you. Only after that do you get to making it really "custom"