Yeah, I went that route before settling into Oh-My-Zsh. The thing is, those single lines add up quick leading to increased mental overhead and time investment.
It's never been about 'understanding' zsh or not, it's always been about making it comfortable to use, quickly, on any given system I might use.
Sometimes a nice set of defaults is more productive than a custom solution.
It's never been about 'understanding' zsh or not, it's always been about making it comfortable to use, quickly, on any given system I might use.
Sometimes a nice set of defaults is more productive than a custom solution.