This repo contains my own ZSH settings.
For putting my settings together, I used lots of resources (see links below).
First I tried oh-my-zsh. It was great. It has a very logical structure and it was very easy to use, but it was a bit bloated. It contains lots of things that I don't need.
Then I tried zprezto. It was less bloated but it was a bit harder to use than oh-my-zsh.
After that I said to myself: "Shit man, use your own configuration!" :) This contains exactly those things that I need.
- Clone the repo. I suggest cloning it into your HOME directory:
$ cd
$ git clone git@github.com:jabbalaci/jabbas-zsh-settings.git- Create some symbolic links (these are required):
$ cd
$ ln -s jabbas-zsh-settings/.zsh
$ ln -s jabbas-zsh-settings/.zshenv
$ ln -s jabbas-zsh-settings/.zshrc- Start zsh to test if it works well. You should see a nice colored prompt:
$ zsh- If you have the balls, set zsh as your primary shell. Use the output of
which zsh:
$ which zsh
/usr/bin/zsh
$ chsh -s /usr/bin/zsh- Finally, customize the first line of
~/.zshenvif you cloned the repo somewhere else. If you cloned it in your HOME directory, there is nothing to do:
export ZSH_JABBAS_SETTINGS=$HOME/jabbas-zsh-settings