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README.md

zsh

My zsh configuration files

Works on Linux, *BSD and OSX, tested on Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, FreeBSD and several versions of macOS.

Supported plugins

There is native support for:

homebrew;
zoxide, if not installed falls back to zsh-z native plugin;
kubectl;
krew;
pyenv;
thefuck

These plugins must be installed in another way, I only support using them

There is also native support for iTerm2 shell integration, if you are running on macOS

Installation

Clone recurively this repo in /etc/zsh: sudo git clone --recurse <url> /etc/zsh;
Copy /etc/zsh/zshrc in /etc;
Done

NOTE: on macOS with each update of the OS, the file /etc/zshrc is restored to the default, you will have to copy again the one in /etc/zsh: sudo cp /etc/zsh/zshrc /etc/zshrc

If you prefer to avoid touching /etc/ you can clone the repo in ~/.zsh and copy the zshrc into ~/.zshrc: cp ~/.zsh/zshrc ~/.zshrc, but then you have to add your own customisations to .zshrc at the end of the file.