I've had to redo my ZSH setup so many times now; that I finally decided to automate it!
Sometimes, for trying a new Linux distro. And recently, as my work laptop changed.
Initially, I was maintaining the ZSH config files in a Github Gist. But then, I realised, it required too much legwork on my part. So I better just write a shell script.
So here's the script:
https://github.com/masquerade817/zsh_setup_automation
Currently, it's only for Debian based systems. But if I get my hands on any other OS, I'll add a script for it as well.
PS. For those that don't know about ZSH, it's like a super-cool alternative to the Bash shell that enhances your terminal experience as it is very configurable.
Sometimes, for trying a new Linux distro. And recently, as my work laptop changed.
Initially, I was maintaining the ZSH config files in a Github Gist. But then, I realised, it required too much legwork on my part. So I better just write a shell script.
So here's the script:
https://github.com/masquerade817/zsh_setup_automation
Currently, it's only for Debian based systems. But if I get my hands on any other OS, I'll add a script for it as well.
PS. For those that don't know about ZSH, it's like a super-cool alternative to the Bash shell that enhances your terminal experience as it is very configurable.