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I've been using it for the last 6 or 7 years and I can only remember one specific feature I use a lot: "unset HISTFILE" to disable history when I need to run co
by paodealho 8mo ago
I've been using it for the last 6 or 7 years and I can only remember one specific feature I use a lot: "unset HISTFILE" to disable history when I need to run commands with passwords.
Other than that, oh-my-zsh with git, systemd, and fzf plugins. Saves a lot of typing.
The main selling point for me is how easy it is to setup.
- sigwinch 8mo agoPrefixing a space on that command will keep it out of history.
- danielscrubs 8mo agoSpace before the command will have the same effect
- theK 8mo agoJust out of curiosity, what sort of typing do those plugins save in comparison to doing it in bash? Can you give some examples?
- paodealho 8mo agoThe git and systemd ones create several aliases for frequent commands: git commit -> gc git status --short -b -> gsb git checkout -> gco systemctl --user restart -> scu-restart Nothing that you couldn't come up with yourself, but I've been using for so long it has become a standard for me. The fzf plugin enables a fuzzy finder when you hit ctrl+r or ctrl+t. You need fzf installed.
- chuckadams 8mo agoI remember when I switched to zsh solely for SUNKEYBOARDHACK.