Yet there are 286 plugins in total, waiting for me to enable them. I find myself using oh-my-zsh only for prompt themes, colored man pages, fzf, and git integration. zshrc configuration when loading up your zsh. Every zsh “plugin”, for instance, “autojump”, or “colored-man-pages”, is just a small shell script, that can be “plugged into” your. Technically, using the term “ plugins” is a bit of a stretch. For those who have never heard of it, oh-my-zsh is a community-driven framework and plugin manager that can allow zsh users to extend their shell functionality and appearances with significant ease. Like most new zsh users, the first thing I did after installing zsh was installing oh-my-zsh and followed the README to choose a cool theme for my prompt (there are more than 140 of them!). For that reason, I decided to use zsh as my default shell. But after trying out both zsh and fish, I felt like the former had a greater following and community support.
The reason I made the switch from bash to zsh was that Linux YouTubers like Luke Smith and DistroTube were popularizing and advocating it. I started using zsh around 4 years ago when macOS was still using bash as the default shell just like most Linux distributions.
ZSH AUTOJUMP PLUGIN FREE
If you have 12 minutes of free time and would like to learn more about this topic, I highly recommend watching Brodie Robertson’s YouTube video on why you should uninstall oh-my-zsh.
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