Question: how many of you use bash as the interactive terminal on your daily driver?

This page summarizes the projects mentioned and recommended in the original post on /r/bash

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  • twodir-zsh-theme

    Discontinued [UNMAINTAINED] Pretty, minimal and fast ZSH prompt | A Pure fork

  • I started with my theme, first a modified theme from ohmyzsh, then one forked from pure.

  • evil-registers

    Access external clipboards in vi-mode keymaps

  • I wrote number of personal use functions, and then I got into the Zsh Line Editor. I wrote a vi-mode register sync/extension, and then moved it into its own organization (Zsh-Vi-More, a pun on Zsh Vi Mode) where I've improved it and added other vi-mode plugins over the last few years.

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  • zsh-prompt-dir-perms

    Directory Permissions Segment for Zsh Prompts

  • I switched from my pure fork to P10k with a couple of custom segments. Fish had a release with an Alt-s toggle-sudo binding which inspired this plugin.

  • Finally, I've got a number of things that are still in my personal config that might be worth sharing. The only one I'm really considering right now is my directory-name functions (Zsh has a feature where ~[foo] can be expanded by a custom function. In my case, I have ~[g:foo] expand to a directory matching "foo" among my git repos, and ~[m:bar] match against mount points.)

NOTE: The number of mentions on this list indicates mentions on common posts plus user suggested alternatives. Hence, a higher number means a more popular project.

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