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Doc(README): Clarify the 'rc.d' vs 'login.d' usage

Signed-off-by: Jeremy MAURO <jeremy.mauro@gmail.com>
Jeremy MAURO 2 years ago
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 ## Features
 ## Features
 
 
-* `~/.shellrc/rc.d` as an include.d style directory for scripts used by all shells
-* `~/.shellrc/bashrc.d` as an include.d style directory for bashrc scripts
-* `~/.shellrc/zsh.d` as an include.d style directory for zshrc scripts
-* `~/.shellrc/login.d` as an include.d style directory for shared zlogin/bash\_profile scripts
+* `~/.shellrc/rc.d` as an include.d style directory for scripts used by all shells (not `--login` usage)
+* `~/.shellrc/bashrc.d` as an include.d style directory for bashrc scripts (not `--login` usage)
+* `~/.shellrc/zsh.d` as an include.d style directory for zshrc scripts (not `--login` usage)
+* `~/.shellrc/login.d` as an include.d style directory for shared zlogin/bash\_profile scripts (`--login` usage)
 * git repository information (current branch, current status) without external dependencies
 * git repository information (current branch, current status) without external dependencies
 * colorful prompt
 * colorful prompt
 * shared history for all shells
 * shared history for all shells