> My best idea is to source all files in, say ~/.bashrc.d and put machine specific configs in there... Haven't tried it out yet. A fair amount of the time when

> My best idea is to source all files in, say ~/.bashrc.d and put machine specific configs in there... Haven't tried it out yet. A fair amount of the time when I'm setting up a .foorc, I'll want to add some functions to bashrc, or change a MANPATH or something, so this pattern is useful for that too; you could just have a ~/dotfiles/.bashrc.d/foo.sh and have your .bashrc unconditionally source everything in ~/.bashrc.d/. Then when you use stow to setup foo, its bashrc modifications get installed too.