Hi, My dotstuff script can do most of that, with a little bit of work. With the current features, you'd put all your bashrc content into a single ~/dotstuff/ba

Hi, My dotstuff script can do most of that, with a little bit of work. With the current features, you'd put all your bashrc content into a single ~/dotstuff/bashrc file, marked off with preprocessor directives that turned on and off certain sections depending on the content of the "environment" (a simple key-value file). Adding the ability to query the version of installed software would be easy to add. Adding the ability to concatenate multiple files would be fairly easy too. Although I think an "include" directive might make more sense than run-parts style, since many dotfiles have hierarchical structure. It's written in 2.4-compatible Python and I'm happy to accept contributions. https://bitbucket.org/davidn/dotstuff https://bitbucket.org/davidn/dotstuff