List the potential shell profile files to check

Author: cmcgee1024

README.md

@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ Swiftly prior to verion 1.0.0 had a different installation and delivery mechanis
 1. Uninstall older swiftly
 2. Install the newest swiftly using the instructions above
 
-To uninstall the old swiftly, first locate the swiftly home directory, which is often in `~/.local/share/swiftly` and remove it. Then check your shell profile files and remove any entries that attempt to source the `env.sh` or `env.fish` file in the swiftly home directory. Finally, remove the symbolic links that swiftly placed in your `~/.local/bin` to toolchain binaries (e.g. swift, clang, lldb, etc.). These will likely be symbolic links to toolchain directories in the swiftly home directory. Remove them so that there aren't any orphaned path entries.
+To uninstall the old swiftly, first locate the swiftly home directory, which is often in `~/.local/share/swiftly` and remove it. Then check your shell profile files (`~/.profile`, `~/.zprofile`, `~/.bash_profile`, or `~/.config/fish/conf.d`) and remove any entries that attempt to source the `env.sh` or `env.fish` file in the swiftly home directory. Finally, remove the symbolic links that swiftly placed in your `~/.local/bin` to toolchain binaries (e.g. swift, clang, lldb, etc.). These will likely be symbolic links to toolchain directories in the swiftly home directory. Remove them so that there aren't any orphaned path entries.
 
 Restart your shell and/or terminal to get a fresh environment. You should be ready to installing the new swiftly.