To update your zshell config after it has been edited, and to add a custom commit message to it just type:
$ zpushTo edit your .zshrc file with your favorite editor simply type:
$ zeTe edit your .zsh-theme and customize it willie nillie type:
$ ztTo refresh and reload zshell with your new configurations type:
$ zloadTo move into the Git Repository that holds your custom zshell code type:
$ zconfTo go begin adding custom settings and go into the custom setting prompt simply type:
$ customsettingsTo view a train endlessly type:
$ trainTo make it snow inside of your terminal type:
$ snownote: editing files assumes emacs. This may change at a later date.
You must change the $REPO_PATH variable to point to your github repository!
- homebrew
- gem
- zshell
- screenfetch (brew install)
- sl (brew install)
- lolcat (gem install)
- Ruby (brew install)
- colorize(gem install)
For 10.12 you need to manually disable SIP to change icons
You need to restart your mac, boot into recovery mode, then open terminal and run: csrutil enable --without fs
It is reccomended that, after you change your icons, you boot your mac back into recovery mode, then open terminal and run csrutil enable
- liteicon (brew cask install)
- cdock (customize your dock)
- flavours (this is the only portion you may have to pay for... )
- white minimal icons (this same artist has many other great icon sets. Additio
- Classic Mac icons (I'm actively looking to source this) nal icons are included in the icons folder.)
With the included ruby scripts the terminal prompt will look like this, with a battery and itunes indicator:
