#ITERM OH MY ZSH INSTALL#
To install a plugin, simply add the name of the zsh configuration file in the plugins(list). OhMyZsh is also stocked with powerful plugins. Open iTerm2->Preferences->Profiles->Change Font-> 12pt Meslo LG S DZ Regular for Powerline Oh My Zsh /.oh-my-zsh/themes cd /.oh-my-zsh/themes & ls rkj-repos vim /.zshrc ZSHTHEME'rkj-repos'. To fix the font issue, follow these commands to download and install powerline fonts and change the iTerm base font. You’ll notice if you use the agnoster theme that some of the symbols are missing. Save the file and your theme should pop when you refresh the terminal.
Click HERE more information and additional themes. Next change the default theme by changing the ZSH_THEME parameter. source /Users/YOUR_USER_NAME/.bash_profile In addition, add the following line to the top of the file to import all your bash settings and to have access to installed packages. Simply remove the # sign to uncomment the line. Open the zsh configuration file from the terminal nano ~/.zshrc and you’ll want to uncomment the first line if you came from a default bash terminal. Oh My Zsh is an open source, community-driven framework for managing your zsh configuration.įirst, you’ll want to dive into the configuration file for zsh to change a few defaults. This is helpful so you can start an interactive process in one tab and then open a new tab to interact with that directory. Change this to ‘Reuse Previous Sessions Directory’ so when the new tab spawns it will be in the same directory as the last. iTerm2 brings the terminal into the modern age. It works on Macs with macOS 10.14 or newer. By default, the new tab opens from the user’s root directory. iTerm2 is a replacement for Terminal and the successor to iTerm. One of the changes that I would suggest making is changing the default behavior for opening a new tab (Command+t). On the link below you’ll find a download button which will download a zip and installer for iTerm2.Īfter iTerm2 is installed, you can open the preferences from the top menu bar (iTerm2 -> Preferences) or Command+, Install a new terminal called iTerm2 that provides more robust features and customization.
#ITERM OH MY ZSH PRO#
Here’s two pro tips to get your terminal running at tip-top condition. As a developer, when you switch from a Windows based PC or laptop to a Mac, you’ll start to notice an affinity for the terminal.
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