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Yeah I do this as well. But since I sometimes have to share remote accounts, customizing the environment often devolves into dotfile edit wars over stuff like "
by clarkm 12y ago
Yeah I do this as well. But since I sometimes have to share remote accounts, customizing the environment often devolves into dotfile edit wars over stuff like "set -o emacs".
- laumars 12y agoWhy not have your environment defined when you run something like the following in Bash: . clarkm.env That way you can each effectively have your own .bashrc. You could also have the following in your clarkm.env: unlink .emacs ln -s .emacs.clarkm .emacs Or, if emacs supports it, alias in whatever command line flag that emacs uses to read from a different config file. Eg alias emacs="emacs --config .emacs.clarkm I don't use emacs personally so the above will be inaccurate, but that kind of thing might work for you.