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I switched to zsh and find it better than bash, but I have a problem with oh-my-zsh 's (hereafter " OMZ ") autocomplete feature When I type git chec, OMZ completes that to git check; in bash it gets completed to git checkout I have also a problem with remote branches: ori completed to oriG, and orig to origin, in bash it gets completed to origin I have the same problem with other git
- autocomplete - oh-my-zsh history completion - Super User
I wanted the same behaviour for zsh with oh-my-zsh installed and found plugin history-substring-search I achieved the same behaviour described above by adding the plugin to my ~ zshrc: plugins=(git brew npm history-substring-search) I guess this plugin did not exist back when this question was raised Just an alternate way to achieve the same thing
- bash - How to setup zsh to append history to a file named dynamically . . .
My biggest sticking point moving from bash to zsh is the history configuration Using oh-my-zsh there is a history zsh file in #ZSH lib that I found (I think) can be disabled via unsetopt share_his
- Sourcing an alias file in oh my zsh custom folder - Super User
My understanding is that you are trying to add your custom file aliases zsh to the directory oh-my-zsh custom I just did this and tried using one of the aliases I defined in the file and it worked Just make sure you restart your terminal's session and have the correct alias formatting alias zshconfig="mate ~ zshrc"
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After installing OhMyZSH on my Linux machine, previously installed nvm, node and npm are not found Thanks for the help This command "source ~ nvm nvm sh" allows me to make it work, however when I
- Add timestamp to oh-my-zsh robbyrussell theme - Super User
According to the zshmisc man page there are several % codes for date and time, eg: %D The date in yy-mm-dd format %T Current time of day, in 24-hour format %t %@ Current time of day, in 12-hour, am pm format %* Current time of day in 24-hour format, with seconds %w The date in day-dd format %W The date in mm dd yy format %D{strftime-format} The last one allows codes listed in the
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I'm trying to have my SSH keys loaded automatically when I start my computer (I'm running Archlinux) At the moment I have to use ssh-add [PATH] I use ZSH, Oh my ZSH and PowerLevel10k Here is my
- macos - zsh starts up in ~0. 4 seconds most of the time but sometimes . . .
Recently, I got around to speeding up my terminal start times (which were regularly taking an excess of 8 seconds) by profiling my zshrc Then, I removed stuff I didn't need; lazy-loaded things li
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