I asked because I kinda can understand Mac users use Oh-my-zsh. As it "just works" philosophy. But Linux user in my opinion is used to configs, man pages and heavy customization of the system. Or maybe I'm too old and finally Linux is really becoming desktoo for the masses. :)
I'm of the mindset that you just dump your dot files in a git repo and then you never have to configure them again. Just git clone once per new system ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Exactly. And in that scenario ohh-my-zsh is another level of abstraction, another dependency, and ads no value at all. Im quite sure that only people that never tried to configure zsh, think it's so complex. It really isn't. Only trouble configuring it, is filtering out 'oh-my-zsh' from google search results :) It simple dominates there and its hard to find much about config wothout it. Really frustrating.
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I asked because I kinda can understand Mac users use Oh-my-zsh. As it "just works" philosophy. But Linux user in my opinion is used to configs, man pages and heavy customization of the system. Or maybe I'm too old and finally Linux is really becoming desktoo for the masses. :)
I'm of the mindset that you just dump your dot files in a git repo and then you never have to configure them again. Just git clone once per new system ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Exactly. And in that scenario ohh-my-zsh is another level of abstraction, another dependency, and ads no value at all. Im quite sure that only people that never tried to configure zsh, think it's so complex. It really isn't. Only trouble configuring it, is filtering out 'oh-my-zsh' from google search results :) It simple dominates there and its hard to find much about config wothout it. Really frustrating.