I like to use `gpg-agent` as my SSH agent now. This makes it possible to use hardware keys (Yubikey, and hopefully soon Solo), and helps keep the keys more secure by periodically locking them and requiring the password to unlock them again. Occasionally, `gpg-agent` gets in a weird state where it stops responding. I usually fix this with: echo KILLAGENT | gpg-connect-agent gpg-connect-agent /bye gpg-connect-agent updatestartuptty /bye |
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Add these lines to ~/.zshenv in order to use these ZSH configuration files without copying/linking them to the "standard" paths: export ZDOTDIR=${HOME}/.zsh source ${ZDOTDIR}/.zshenv