prepare multi-os support

[IronicUsername]

Goal Have a robust base for supporting multiple OS.

Context After encountering a problem in my life called "Windows" i recognized that i need to also have an easier life with this pice of shit software so i might one day hate it less...

For this, i use this issue to structure how i do that shit man waddup.

Tasks

• [ ] come up with
  • [ ] how to select the desired files for the desired OS
  • [ ] is there a base trough out all OS / reusability of scripts
  • [ ] standartize as much as possible
• [ ] implement

[IronicUsername]

how to select the desired files for the desired OS

I would have gone with good ol' branches. 1 branch = 1 major OS; where:

• dotfiles@windows
• dotfiles@linux
• dotfiles@osx
• dotfiles@main

where:

• every branch carries specific installation relevant scripts for the OS
• and dotfiles@main contains just the default / shared scripts

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is there a base trough out all OS / reusability of scripts

as far as i can see, i can definitly reuse stuff like brew... Since brew is also aviable for unix, and i want to write as little as possible, i could make brew my main package manager troughout all systems. Windows would make use out of that within the WSL shit...

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standartize as much as possible

yez yez i sink peitson and se .config stuff ken stei