This repository contains a bash script and a Zsh configuration file that can be used to set up a new Linux machine with a customized Zsh shell environment.
The script installs Zsh, along with several useful plugins and command-line tools such as bat, exa, zoxide, fzf, and pyenv. It also provides the option to install tealdeer (tldr), a command-line utility for quickly getting concise, practical help for commands, and sets up the powerlevel10k theme for Zsh.
To use this setup, follow these steps:
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/theol-git/zshrc-setup.git .zshrc-repo
cd .zshrc-repo
chmod +x setup.sh
# install Zsh, plugins and command-line tools then configure the shell environment.
./setup.sh
source ~/.zshrcThis will apply the new configuration and make the changes take effect in your current shell session.
If you want to customize your Zsh configuration further, you can edit the .zshrc file in the .zshrc-repo directory. This file is loaded by Zsh when you start a new shell session, and you can add or remove plugins, aliases, and other settings as needed.
This setup was inspired by various Zsh configuration examples and tutorials available online. Some of the key resources used include:
This project is licensed under the MIT License.