Upgrade Your Terminal

adding plugin's and features to your terminal with this
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0:00 intro
0:20 simple terminal themes
1:01 install zsh
2:30 installing ohmyzsh
2:52 ohmyzsh themes
3:40 Plugins
6:51 Nerd Font
7:49 powerlevel10k
11:30 conclusion
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[@NDferro]

Sqigally line lol its called a tilde

[@user-mx6hu9yv6l]

don't tell me that there's a name for an upper comma... -> ` or for a tailed eight -> & maybe a divided colon is called something else? -> % or a tilted x??? -> +

[@Makumbi]

Back-tick, ampersand, ​percent, addition @@user-mx6hu9yv6l

[@AshishRrr]

😊 upper comma is called backtick 👍​@@user-mx6hu9yv6l

[@LautaroQ2812]

Tilde could also mean "graphical accent" like in this example: Patrón.

[@DavidDavisL]

This was a blast from the past. Used zsh 30 years ago on the organizational level unix machines. Needless to say, there are quite a few more options now - wow! Thanks!

[@johnpulawski35]

wow 30 years any cool war stories?

[@Grandwigg]

Lol, I just spent several hours trying out all kinds of layouts and color schemes and so on with the power level 10K on my ZSH . It's amazing how information dense it can get. For instance if I pop into shell from vim, it has a little V icon on the right reminding me I'm in a vim shell. (Funny enough Jonathan was at the top of three on the short list of things I was debating between until I found powerlevel 10K )

[@Gabo99]

Can you share your dotfiles? I like the taskbar and the dock

[@jameswubbolt7787]

Always learning something new. Thank you.

[@timroach5898]

I want the open and close effect you seem to have going on your shell. Whats the setup for that?

[@die_lokki287]

the amount of free unused space on your screen is giving me a stroke

[@mysticsilent]

Nice guide! Thanks Don! 😊

[@FrankGraffagnino]

very cool... hope you are doing well and in good spirits.

[@saiavinash555]

Which linux distro are you using? It looks good

[@HeraldoAnderson]

I hope to see wezterm terminal video from you in the near future

[@rashie]

👍👍

[@kristof9497]

thanks.

[@alfarahat]

Thanks man, keep such good guides

[@simons9167]

Nice. I use terminal alot of my servers. I wonder if it works with Putty...🤔 Also is there a way to export/save settings for multiple installs???

[@Grandwigg]

You need to have the fonts in Windows if using puTTY, I believe. (I've not used that since Windows terminal and WSL came out). As for export, the .zshrc hidden file should have it. If using powerlevel10k, there will be an additional .p10k.zsh file to copy as well. It some things don't look correct if you import just run the power level config again ( p10k configure ). I had to do that because of different screen resolutions on the computers making the icons squished together)

[@Plorpoise]

You'd have to set this up again on each server you're connecting to. If you can live without these features and work on a lot of different servers you'd probably get more out of learning lots of bash tricks since that's generally the default shell.

[@esra_erimez]

I've watched a lot of videos about how to do this and this one by far is the best

[@Maisonier]

Wow dude ... this is amazing. Liked and subscribed.

[@CharlieMartorelli]

Thanks, I will give it a they.

[@jeditux26]

Most of these are defaults on fish shell

[@tebrown2131]

What window manager is this? I like the separated bar at the top. It kinda looks like hyprland.

[@linho_77]

99% it's GNOME 45+ - they introduced this workspace indicator in the top left corner. The transparency is done with an extension, though. At least I think so

[@filedotjar]

​@@linho_77If anyone ever figures out what gnome extension it is, let me know. Looks super clean.

[@SunsetNova]

Thanks nice guide

[@charika755]

Fantastic work don!❤

[@ronm6585]

Thank you Don.

[@jacobnoori]

Sweet guide, Don.

[@longhoacaophuc8293]

what theme are you using?

[@Plorpoise]

I believe he shows the terminal theme in the video

[@diuran1919]

Good I don't use console maybe twice and that's it. :)

[@bdhaliwal24]

Awesome video, thanks for this

[@mryanmarkryan]

Good intro tutorial. Thanks!

[@riufq]

Are you using Fedora?

[@Maisonier]

The icon is from Ubuntu.

[@Grandwigg]

Yea, that looks like Ubuntu, this will still work, though. I'm using it on Manjaro

[@andrukthegreat]

If yoj make a terminal tutorial always zoom inon the term when you writing there. so we can read wtf you are doing

[@skovgaard79]

Thank you

[@dushmanta05]

Is this Arch Linux?

[@BringNightmares]

Or just pip install powerline-shell (Bryan).....

[@Plorpoise]

That's not gonna give you most of the functionality shown here. That just generates a shell prompt

[@knewdist]

Gᵣₐᵥy

[@lukasbandarra]

I used bash my whole life, then I started messing around with zsh just to have the plugins. But when I met fish, I can no longer use another shell

[@maxarendorff6521]

Or just install Fish and you don't need to do any of that.

[@em9594]

What does fish do?

[@maxarendorff6521]

@@em9594 It's a shell.

[@Plorpoise]

While I do like fish, it shouldn't be recommended as if it's a drop in replacement for bash. It uses it's own language and those who try and use bash specific things will need to adapt, as well as making sure to not run bash scripts in fish.

[@SwiatLinuksa]

No need to close terminal, just source .zshrc or .bashrc❤ thx 4 video❤

[@Plorpoise]

He says that in the video