I don’t spend hours configuring it: I’ve just put my settings and plugins in a git repo and now I have an identical environment that’s fine-tuned for my uses on

I don’t spend hours configuring it: I’ve just put my settings and plugins in a git repo and now I have an identical environment that’s fine-tuned for my uses on any computer I use (but then I don’t use any tiling WM). Clearly for me the initial investment of reading zsh’s documentation thoroughly and playing with a bunch of plugins for an afternoon or two was worth it. Also remember that productivity is difficult to attribute to a single factor. Just having a more pleasant shell helps staying focused and motivated, even though the settings themselves do not improve efficiency directly.