This is my old zsh and vimrc with a script to install everything.
I don't really use this anymore, check out my dotfiles for what I actually use.
This contains a lot of stuff that is totally not necessary, the stuff above should be lots cleaner.
- A terminal that supports 256 colors
- Python-enabled vim. On Mac, you can install vim with Python by running
brew install macvim --override-system-vim
See the Plug declarations in .vimrc to see all the vim plugins installed.
For zsh, it's just zsh-syntax-highlighting and zsh-history-substring-search.
It contains...
- The Chalk color scheme
- cmd-left/right jump to beginning and end of line
- option-left/right jump words
- cmd-delete deletes everything before the cursor
- option-delete removes words
- cmd-option-left/right is next/prev tab
- Make sure you have iTerm2 installed
- Go to Preferences... (cmd-,)
- General -> At the bottom, "Load Preferences from a custom folder or URL..."
- Enter the cloned repository directory (don't delete the repo if you plan on using this!
If it asks you to overwrite with your current profile, don't let it do that; and if you restart iTerm2 and it still shows your old profiles, then checkout the iterm2 config in the repo, and close iTerm2. It will prompt you for if you are okay with losing your old profile (If you're not, back it up!). You know what to do.