Table of Contents 00:00 intro 00:56 what are completions? 01:33 tour 03:08 fpath and the rest of the zsh completion system 07:49 plugins 09:44 generating completions 12:06 writing completions by hand 12:55 writing completions for your own tools 13:42 zsh-autocomplete 16:27 zsh-autosuggestions 17:39 fzf
Hi I am having problem: sourcing zshrc takes too long. About minute. Opening shell is fairly quick, about second however sourcing the zshrc from the terminal take a minute.
Hi, I don't know what causes your issue. Maybe zsh has some caching for .zshrc and you miss the cache when you source it manually. It's just a speculation though. In general it's a good practice to offload some things into .zprofile. I believe .zprofile is only loaded once when your session starts. Try to ask here github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/issues its technically oh-my-zsh but I don't know where to ask for zsh since it's only mirrored to GitHub.
computer guys always try and act like they are fast.... but tell them to write some code to optimise a system or build a complex financial system that requires near zero lag..and they scratch their heads. ask them to build a noddy webiste and they start showing off...acting fast.
Table of Contents
00:00 intro
00:56 what are completions?
01:33 tour
03:08 fpath and the rest of the zsh completion system
07:49 plugins
09:44 generating completions
12:06 writing completions by hand
12:55 writing completions for your own tools
13:42 zsh-autocomplete
16:27 zsh-autosuggestions
17:39 fzf
very impressed by your dexterity with the command line. Video was helpful, thank you.
I really like your videos. I just added a completion plugin for Anaconda! Thanks for doing all this hard work.
Thank You!
Thanks! Very helpful!
Nice I love your videos keep up the good work
Thank you for your kind words!
Hi I am having problem: sourcing zshrc takes too long. About minute. Opening shell is fairly quick, about second however sourcing the zshrc from the terminal take a minute.
Hi, I don't know what causes your issue. Maybe zsh has some caching for .zshrc and you miss the cache when you source it manually. It's just a speculation though. In general it's a good practice to offload some things into .zprofile. I believe .zprofile is only loaded once when your session starts. Try to ask here github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/issues its technically oh-my-zsh but I don't know where to ask for zsh since it's only mirrored to GitHub.
Pretty good video for a brand new user, too many ZSH tutorials that just show you how to use omz and don't talk about anything else
Why can't it auto-complete package names in Pacman?
Don't know. I've never used Arch. Sorry...
I really like your wallpaper .. can YOU please share
Sure, drop by discord.devinsideyou.com
@@DevInsideYou that's great. Thanks
BTW, I notice you aren't using the fzf plugin for OMZ. Why is that?
I didn't know about it.
computer guys always try and act like they are fast....
but tell them to write some code to optimise a system or build a complex financial system that requires near zero lag..and they scratch their heads.
ask them to build a noddy webiste and they start showing off...acting fast.