Shelliterm 2(for Mac &oh My Zsh
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Oh-My-Zsh Whenever I am on My Mac, I always love my tools and editors stand out from traditional and old-fashioned tools. Being a software professional we use terminal a lot to execute some commands. In the past, I have used terminal for Mac, iTerm2 in my day to day job and at home. Today I fall in love with ‘‘ with iTerm2 and it’s simple awesome.
Shelliterm 2(for Mac &oh My Zsh)
In this post, I will show you how I set that up on my MacBook Pro with OSX Yosemite. Install oh-my-zsh It’s very simple, Open your bloody old style terminal Or iTerm 2 screen and type. Plugins = ( git git - flow atom bundler composer gem jira node npm rvm rails textmate ruby cap brew github mysql osx vagrant ) Install Themes Now you have to select your favourite theme from the list of. I have selected ‘ theme as it has ruby version and git brand be default. Add this line to.zshrc export ZSHTHEME=”dallas” Now you are all set.
Now open up iTerm 2 again. Feel the magic, it’s completely changed. Mine looks like this: It looks great, isn’t it? Watch it on YouTube Post navigation.