Arch Linux: Getting Started With ZSH

[@taidee]

This man is just plain amazing teacher. Very concise without any condescending tones.

[@nekoill]

It is indeed a rarity, and a valuable one. If memory serves me, I subbed after I watched a single video, maybe two, tops.

[@nevinkuser9892]

😄

[@shvdev]

@@nekoill same here

[@jamirvillarosa7924]

my journey to arch linux would be a lot hard if it weren't for this guy. The wiki is just so complicated for me

[@eflinux]

Happy to help :)

[@ricardo072]

The final result is going to be absolutely beautiful, very well explained as usual, clear and straight to the point, definitely I will switch to zsh, I was waiting for a tutorial like this for some time now. Thanks a million.

[@meatMaster09]

I was having a hard time understanding the Arch wiki. But i found tour channel Thank you so much

[@eflinux]

Happy to help!

[@RC-Heli835]

I wish i had found this video 1st. All the others expect you to know how to install zsh and are geared more towards minimizing it down to highlighting and suggestion which is all I really wanted as well but this really helps.

[@jonathanhoyos8191]

Just found your channel in Arch installation. And I see you make not great ,but fabulous tutorials!!!!!

[@SoloPython]

I get this error when running the wget command: zsh: argument list too long: sh

[@SoloPython]

got it fixed by reading the github in the install.sh xD!

[@ProEloVek-om3gz]

Thanks. It's a pleasure to learn from you. We are waiting for the continuation...

[@eflinux]

Thanks!

[@youssefbouzidi4672]

Oh... man Your tutorials are so educational that they save a lot of time and efforts. Thanks again

[@PavanKumar-qq3dn]

Your tutorials are video version of Arch wiki with great indepth explanation 👏🙌❤️

[@eflinux]

Thanks!

[@aer0449]

Sir you inspire me to learn more.... I always love your video and enjoy learning new things from you thank you so much ♥️

[@mushroomcommunist3888]

Thank you very much for the tutorial, now my shell looks really nice.

[@shubhendukushwah5120]

Sir this detailed information is amazing sir.

[@eflinux]

Thanks!

[@nevinkuser9892]

Very thorough explanation! Thank you very much. The linux community greatly appreciates you. ❤️

[@ryandelarosa8312]

Thank you for this awesome video. I switched now to zsh with parrot like theme in alacritty terminal. I just followed your guide and i absolutely like my result. Again Thank you and keep it up!!!

[@eflinux]

Glad it helped!

[@BrK0511]

Perfect tutorial! I was able to follow step by step after you. And i learned a lot! THANK YOU

[@harshuldesai8901]

This is an amazing source! You're just the best at teaching! Thank you again for your efforts.

[@joseluiscuevastorres6156]

excellent video, I don't know how to thank you for sharing your knowledge, congratulations you are a great teacher

[@CesarPeron]

exactly my favorite plugins ❤️

[@yacineelattaoui2250]

Thanks for all

[@eflinux]

You're welcome!

[@FlyingBystander]

By far the best tutorial I have watched on this subject. could even follow it on a mac lol. thanks man, appreciate the time and effort you put into these tutorial videos.

[@eflinux]

Thanks Brett! Glad you liked the video :)

[@denismutinda5664]

Good job. Inspiring videos all through. The videos on this channel are even better than Netflix series. Keep it going Ermanno. "Now this is gonna take some time, so I'll be back when it's done..."

[@eflinux]

Thanks!

[@umka7536]

Spaceship prompt is very powerful. And also, very needed plugin is "url-quote-magic". Because when you paste URLs in the ZSH for e.g. CURL its behavior is different from BASH and you have to backslash symbols like "?", "=". Or put whole URL string in the quotes . url-quote-magic does exactly that - it analyzes URLs you paste in the terminal and automatically backslashes special symbols.

[@eflinux]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@umka7536]

@@eflinux Thanks a lot for your videos. I switched to zsh only couple month ago and I really like it. But honestly, while it has all those nice tweaks, I think I can live with BASH + (BASH command complete) + FZF + and starship.rs promt. :) And, for the compatibility reasons, I write all my scripts for /bin/sh, POSIX compliant. So, I don't really have many dependencies on ZSH.

[@eflinux]

Good point.

[@koushik7604]

You're awesome ! I look for your recommendations whenever I need to do some system changes. Thanks a lot!

[@eflinux]

Happy to help!

[@borisknows]

Thanks for this amazing tutorial. Best tutorials on KZbin.

[@eflinux]

Thanks!

[@Aleksandr-The-Bright-Guy]

thanks for clarification about terminal vs shell, I remember I could not wrap my head around why I could not run `zsh` in i3 window manager..., but it said I needed terminal emulator, that was super confusing initially

[@1rk1n]

you are the Rosetta on my Arch journey

[@riveralight104]

I'm impressed with your explanations. So clear, i understand easily. Great job.

[@eflinux]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bartjaworski239]

Thanks for the awesome content, there should be more people like you making videos on youtube.

[@eflinux]

I appreciate that!

[@umka7536]

Another neat feature of ZSH is suffix aliases. You can launch associated applications by just typing file name (e..g alias -s {txt,md,conf}='nvim' will allow to open files with those extensions in NeoVIM by just typing file name in the terminal. E.g. $ my_text.md and hit Enter.

[@baka_geddy]

Reminds me of windows.

[@mohsenmohamed6835]

Very well explained! You always have the best and most easy to follow videos on such topics! Thank you and have a good day :)

[@rotflol6666]

my default plugins are: git keychain z history ubuntu geeknote zsh-navigation-tools common-aliases tmux z is gold! for quick directory changes. I like fox for the theme :-) HTH

[@ProEloVek-om3gz]

A little about you. Ermanno is a certified Microsoft Office master and qualified ICF trainer.

[@ferrucciobenito1393]

Grüezi ermanno, awesome content. Keep up the great work.

[@eflinux]

Thanks :)

[@seanpaul7069]

Great video as usual and very helpful for someone new to Arch and Linux in general. You have one of the best content when it comes to Arch Linux and you explain it very well. Keep it up!!

[@jpsosiego]

Excellent, waiting for part 2

[@kenjikakashi]

Bro hands down. You teach well

[@luciman9268]

awesome thank you set this up smoothly, subscribed !

[@HelvecioGomes]

I'm trying out MX Linux and it works smoothly in my potato machine.

[@minhajsixbyte]

This man makes great videos

[@marvicdigital]

Thanks for this good tutorial to install ZSH, I will wait for the second part to decide which plugins to install. Regards

[@RC-Heli835]

Nice I have all this working now! Does the original .zshrc need to be copied to the top of the new one?

[@vladimirbiziukov3245]

oh, this was so well. Thank you!

[@JWCM2128]

I have a error, when I wrote the plugins in .zshrc, when update with source .zshrc show me a error message: [oh-my-zsh] plugins ‘zsh-syntax-highlighting’ not found, please help me.

[@eflinux]

That means probably you didn’t install the plugin correctly.

[@habituallearner7680]

Fabulous! This is exactly what I needed.

[@ChristianF2]

Again, sir. Thank you so much for these videos

[@jamirvillarosa7924]

how do you change emacs to vi? I cannot access the initial setup screen. I started learning vim so I would like to switch to vi in the settings.

[@joaodejesus9]

I'm using ArchWSL, when installing the zsh it doesn't generate this little setup tutorial which creates the .zshrc file.

[@nuoyan7111]

Please tell me how to install a font that can display Chinese characters and ZSH theme special characters?

[@eflinux]

You can find fonts here: wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Localization/Chinese#Fonts

[@DriscollJeff]

I am trying this on a base Arch install without a graphical desktop / window manager. I think I am missing some fonts.

[@eflinux]

Yeah, without it even some functionality will be missing.

[@DriscollJeff]

@@eflinux What fonts need to be installed? I got dwm and st installed. Even when running under st there appears to be a missing font.

[@eflinux]

I'd definitely install ttf-dejavu at least.

[@joseluisgomes8139]

Thank you very much, sir !

[@raydiviney7623]

I am running arch with gnome 40. When i get to 14.02 in the video installing ohmyzsh frame work it does not say if finds the .zshrc file and it does not prompt me to to change me to the default to Zsh. Is anyone else having this problem? I have tried to change to Zsh using the chsh -S /usr/bin/zsh command. It says it change but when i check what shell i am in it still shows bash

[@poyep7061]

sudo thanks for the next lesson ;-)

[@anggman]

Man, my subscription is your!

[@eflinux]

Thanks man!

[@hitoshilxrd4518]

Best channel

[@craigstone975]

There is no way I could do vlan mgmt on alcatel 7750 or wans without zsh. It is a must for any serious admin

[@joserafaeltic]

You were to do a live of the installation of btrfs, which more deeply about the file system at the end of July and so far nothing! you forgot?

[@eflinux]

Thanks for your comment. I didn’t forgot about it, it’s just I had some things to take care of here at home, pandemic related. I’ll do the live stream probably at the beginning of September. I’ll update the date as soon as I have a fix date. Sorry for that 😐

[@nekoill]

I love zsh so much, but I have no idea why. It just feels so right to use it. I don't really give much damn about Apple's choices for their products, but there gotta be a half-decent reason for them to switch to zsh as the default shell.

[@eflinux]

Good point.

[@nekoill]

@@eflinux not too good, but it's something :)

[@minhajsixbyte]

Keep the good stuff coming

[@chsalman2593]

Amazing . Thank you

[@nuoyan7111]

I just upgraded the Arch Linux network card and the device is gone. Can you help me

[@eflinux]

You should check if the card is blocked by rfkill. You can look at the video for the July ISO to see how it works.

[@hugusACFgugaefgo]

Best tutorial ever!!!! I was the first. Do you use zhs?

[@bhalachandrapatil]

Thanks

[@igorminaev7017]

Great!

[@waseemahmed1446]

Awesome video!!!

[@eflinux]

Thanks!

[@merlingt1]

Great guide, thank you.

[@andril]

just made my install and day

[@craigstone975]

Any plans to do an armv8 install for arch? Raspberry Pi crowd would love ya.

[@eflinux]

Huuu, intriguing :)

[@Jimfowler82]

Subbed excellent teacher

[@eflinux]

Thanks!

[@neeraja3875]

You mentioned zsh with oh my zsh will effect the resources in a way. Did you mean CPU and memory usage or anything else?

[@eflinux]

Yes, exactly.

[@abobader]

Nice one, well done.

[@anonymousghost5384]

Use neovim instd vim

[@yasargoktas]

How delete commond history? 😕 I tried history clear and history -c but don't working

[@eflinux]

If you mean clearing up the terminal it’s ctrl + l

[@yasargoktas]

@@eflinux Thank you for answer but no I want delete terminal history. Example: bash shell history is desktop .bash_history or fish shell--> history clear yes.

[@eflinux]

You should be able to remove the ~/.bash_history.

[@yasargoktas]

@@eflinux i forget write i use zsh shell Thank you I removed ~/zhistory and it done. 👍👍👍

[@asg8813]

Very nice video

[@ProEloVek-om3gz]

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[@eflinux]

You discovered the secret sauce :))

[@ProEloVek-om3gz]

A little advertising wouldn't hurt, I think.

[@eflinux]

Thanks :)

[@salimriadchabetdiss9865]

thank's a lot

[@onehalt7044]

nice tutorial

[@ceobe6872]

How to change default shell to zsh?

[@eflinux]

You can see this wiki here: wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Command-line_shell#Changing_your_default_shell

[@ceobe6872]

@@eflinux Thanks

[@ari_archer]

i use fish:D

[@eflinux]

Fish is great!

[@ari_archer]

@@eflinux yes:D

[@jamirvillarosa7924]

*omz update* is now the way to update omz.

[@user-gp8ub8vh7i]

I don't know why I watched the video :-). Though I used zsh before, with zim framework instead of oh-my-zsh, Im happy in bash with just bash completion and only the path in the prompt: [~]$

[@arashkmahshidfar7780]

The bash completion by default without any configurations is nowhere near zsh's completion.