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How to Configure & Use Aliases in ZSH
Go to OSX Daily to read How to Configure & Use Aliases in ZSH Command line aliases are very useful, allowing you to have command shortcuts for lengthier commands, and you can use them to replace one command with another as well. With zsh becoming the default shell in Terminal for MacOS, and a widely…
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Fix Oh My Zsh “Insecure completion-dependent directories detected”
Go to OSX Daily to read Fix Oh My Zsh “Insecure completion-dependent directories detected” If you recently installed Oh My Zsh or updated a Mac running Oh My Zsh, you may encounter a large error message screen upon launching new terminal windows. The error usually states “Insecure completion-dependent directories detected”, and showing a series of…
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How to Uninstall Oh My Zsh on Mac
Go to OSX Daily to read How to Uninstall Oh My Zsh on Mac If you had previously installed Oh My Zsh on a Mac and now have decided you no longer want it on the computer, you can remove and uninstall Oh My Zsh with a very simple command string. Uninstalling Oh My Zsh…
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Where the .zshrc File is Located on Mac
Go to OSX Daily to read Where the .zshrc File is Located on Mac Wondering where the .zshrc file is located on a Mac? If you’re a Mac command line user who is interested in using and customizing the zsh shell, or using something like Oh My Zsh, you may be curious to know what…
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How to Install Oh My Zsh on Mac
Go to OSX Daily to read How to Install Oh My Zsh on Mac Want to try out Oh My Zsh in your Terminal? Oh My Zsh is a popular zsh configuration manager, offering tons of themes, functions, helpers, plugins, and other handy features for command line users. It’s used heavily by many who spend…