Tag Archives: zsh
My Sysadmin Toolbox
After seeing lots of these at Linux.com recently, I thought I’d try to come up with my own list. I used to be a sysadmin (I’m now a programmer), and I’ve long felt that you really a good set of … Continue reading
Apple+-
Well, I’m both annoyed and happy at Apple. Good news first: 10.4.6 fixes my problem with zsh. I would be curious to find out what the fix actually was… On the bad news, my replacement mouse still hasn’t turned up. … Continue reading
zsh globbing
I love using zsh—it’s full of completely insane features that you wouldn’t even think of using. Until you come across a situation and think: That’s exactly what I need! Today’s example is recursive globbing. How to pick out all the … Continue reading
Terminal, zsh & [Process Completed]
This is mostly a “me too!” post, but it’s been bugging me. Every other time I open a new Terminal window (under OS X Tiger, anyway), I get a [Process Completed] message instead of my shell. According to other people, … Continue reading
OpenSSH & zsh misfeature
For a while, I’ve been using a little trick that I found on the zsh wiki (CompletionExamples) to automatically turn my known_hosts file into a set of host names. Unfortunately, the latest Ubuntu upgrade has turned on a new feature … Continue reading
zsh editor integration
A top tip from the zsh book: autoload -U edit-command-line zle -N edit-command-line bindkey ‘\ee’ edit-command-line Binds M-e to “stick this command line in your text editor.”
mutt completion in zsh
After a little while spent battling with zsh’s completion system today, I have made it complete my aliases file. My setup is slightly non standard (although not that unusual I think) in that the aliases aren’t defined in my ~/.muttrc … Continue reading