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Oh My Zsh is the de facto for a lot folks these days, but I think the creators have been radio silent on any updates/PR's and aren't actively maintaining it. My fav framework for Zsh is Zim. Super fast, modular and the themes it comes with are p cool (sorin is my current theme).
I don't know I still got an update today and the commits are still active if I see it.
but I will take a look at Zim anyway, thx.
You're absolutely right. I just looked it up and it's community maintained rather than the person who created it. I needed to do more research when I saw "the owner isn't maintaining it anymore" and not make assumptions 😅
once project is big enough one man cant even handle it alone i guess, Robby Russell the creator also has his own company so it's hard to keep an active hand there, but he still oversee it from my quick github search
How did you add GitHub markdown? It is super cool 😎
the github gist? there's a documentation to make one
{% gist <LINK> %}The font-size is too small. Did you use any special markdown around it or just the embed code? Otherwise we should put a bug report in!
I just embed the github I found, it's not even mine to be honest I think I've typed the owner
And no, no special markdown I'm not that smart
Nice 👍 Thank you. Do you have the link to documentation?
Idk about links, but the guide is in the right side "create post" page, pretty sure you can see there
No one talks to Warp terminal? It's so good.
Warp is mac only at the moment so i cant speak anything about it but when i saw "pricing" and if what they said is true about needing an account and internet access, I dont know
i will check around in youtube i guess
I actually enjoy using just bash. I'm on a fresh, minimal installation so I don't wanna install too much stuff, and once customixed a bit it can be nice too!
minimalist sometimes always better to some people, if you dont want it nor need it dont use it, simple right? :)
no need to be "oh its trendy i need to use/try it" nah nah
keren tapi masih setia sama fish
selama suka gak usah ganti gak papa
amazing post, thanks for sharing 😁
what about tmux?
Tmux is very good especially if you use it on server but I haven't used it for my own use yet so I can't write something I don't know
I know I'm probably a weirdo but I actually quite enjoy using Bash.
I can see the value in other shells, but I'm a sucker for tradition.
If you enjoy it keep using it, no need for FOMO
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oh yeah i forgot to add that, but maybe i'll make a list special for "tools"
Have you tried fish and oh-my-fish? Or fish and powerline? I feel like zsh is over hyped, I know some people think fish is a useless shell, but it fits perfectly for me.
I tried Fish, when I used it first time on my Pop OS installation back when I explore Linux for the first time, but the script is quite different compared to bash/zsh that's why i don't use it.
Also i have too many automation scripts that makes it pain to migrate anyway