Readme updated with one frequently asked question (yay)

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 ambv's ``.dot_files``
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-This is my distributed configuration I use for my command-line work on all servers I have access to.
-It consists of following parts:
+This is my distributed configuration I use for my command-line work on all
+servers I have access to.  It consists of following parts:
+
+* ZSh, Bash and coreutils configuration which makes the shell look and behave
+  virtually the same regardless whether I'm working on *Mac OS X*, *Debian*,
+  *Fedora*, *Solaris* or *Cygwin* (sic!)
 
-* Bash and coreutils configuration which makes the shell look virtually the same regardless whether
-  I'm working on *Mac OS X*, *Debian*, *Fedora* or *Solaris*
 * the most badass *Python*-oriented *Vim* configuration out there
-* a *Python* shell startup config
-* *Git* config that makes the command-line a bit more sexy (*Vim* used for diffing, colors everywhere)
-* a *Mercurial* config that should be the default (convert, extdiff, fetch, mq extensions on, ask for
-  username if I didn't input any, merge and diff with Vim)
-* decent global ``.gitignore`` and ``.hgignore`` files with the most common temporary and runtime
-  file masks included, plus some *Python* related goodies 
-* an installer for the whole package (in *Python*) that enables me to setup my environment by simply
-  cloning the repo and running ``./install.py``
-* a *MacPorts* bootstrap script that lets me set up a Mac OS X box in just 10 hours or so
-  (compiling, compiling, compiling). No user attendance needed though so I can run it overnight.
+
+* `ack <http://betterthangrep.com/>`_ with a sensible default configuration
+
+* *Git* config that makes the command-line a bit more sexy (*Vim* used for
+  diffing, colors everywhere)
+
+* a *Mercurial* config that should be the default (convert, extdiff, fetch, mq
+  extensions on, ask for username if I didn't input any, merge and diff with
+  Vim)
+
+* decent global ``.gitignore`` and ``.hgignore`` files with the most common
+  temporary and runtime file masks included, plus some *Python* related goodies 
+
+* a *Python* shell startup config that enables readline support
+
+* an installer for the whole package (for *Python* 2.4-2.7) that enables me to
+  setup my environment anywhere by simply cloning the repo and running
+  ``./install.py``
+
+* a *MacPorts* bootstrap script that lets me set up a Mac OS X box in just 10
+  hours or so (compiling, compiling, compiling). No user attendance needed
+  though so I can run it overnight.
+
+Y U NO USE PATHOGEN / OHMYZSH / HOMEBREW
+========================================
+
+A question I get sometimes is why isn't this configuration using the new and hip
+package managers like *Pathogen* for Vim scripts, *oh-my-zsh* for ZSh or
+*homebrew* for Mac OS X. The answer is that I want to avoid additional package
+managers that become dependencies themselves. I didn't actually try using them
+in a distributed manner but my intuition tells me it would complicate the setup.
+Remember that its greatest feature is currently the ability to use the whole
+thing unmodified on Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris and Cygwin (and native Win32 Vim!).
 
 How can you benefit from this
 =============================
 
-At the moment it's mostly take it or leave it, my way or the highway, etc. etc. There is simply no
-mechanism to decide which parts you use and which you don't. One day I might provide one but I
-wouldn't hold my breath (I'm **always** using the whole shebang).
-
-Of course as the whole thing is virtually public domain, you can take whatever you like and paste it
-to your own configuration (e.g. the *Vim* part). So feel free to browse through the package. I'm
-also open to suggestions, updates and corrections.
+The whole thing is virtually public domain, you can take whatever you like and
+paste it to your own configuration (e.g. the *Vim* part). Feel free to browse
+through the package. I'm open to suggestions, updates and corrections.