I agree. I looked at quite a few dotfile managers, and all of them were overly complicated and couldn't replace my use of stow. Stow was not created as a "dotfi

I agree. I looked at quite a few dotfile managers, and all of them were overly complicated and couldn't replace my use of stow. Stow was not created as a "dotfiles manager" though, and keeping dotfiles seperate from all the other crud under ~/ is a lot cleaner in my opinion. I don't want my home directory to be a git repo either.