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in this configuration file you will find among others a variable “ZSH_THEME”, it determines the theme you will apply to your terminal. There is a lot of them available, and a small google search will allow you to see them all, for my part, the agnoster theme is my favorite. So, in my .zshrc file I’ve ZSH_THEME=“agnoster”.
It’s time to make our terminal more pretty, with some colors for sample! We’ll install Oh My Zsh, a delightful open source framework for zsh shell that modernises the terminal and makes easy the configuration of it.
But for this particular theme we need a particular font, the Ubuntu Mono. Of course you can download this font as a standard human or again use your terminal by directly clonning the project:
First of all we need a package manager to be able to install and maintain free and open-source software as Node.JS, Python, … For that we’ll use cUrl, a tool to get some data from or to a server, so a url. For making that append we’ll run this command on our terminal: