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I would go with some middle ground. I have my bash and git aliases etc for fast local work (which speeds up my normal work), but I have nothing so complicated I

by trm42 6y ago

I would go with some middle ground. I have my bash and git aliases etc for fast local work (which speeds up my normal work), but I have nothing so complicated I couldn't live without them on a random remote server. I would like to start using zsh but that would introduce too much of variation from the remote envs I might encounter.

RMPR 6y ago
I second this, a little customization as close as possible to the default experience.
- pletnes 6y ago
  I third this. And push your most convenient aliases and git hooks or whatever to github. It’s not much work to symlink, git clone, ansible them, or whatever works for you.