Table of Contents
Work in progress...
TODO
- Put instructions on how to migrate from
.bash_profile
/.bashrc
configurations (see #3807). - Fill this up.
How do I install OMZ and Zsh?
Please see Installing Zsh for instructions to install Zsh.
Please see Contribution Technical Practices for instructions to set up a fork for contributing.
To manually install OMZ in a custom directory, run
git clone git@github.com:robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh.git /my/custom/directory
You will need to add export ZSH=/my/custom/directory
and source $ZSH/oh-my-zsh.sh
to your ~/.zshrc
.
How do I uninstall OMZ and Zsh?
Run $ZSH/tools/uninstall.sh
to remove OMZ. This will backup your ~/.zshrc
and remove your OMZ install entirely. Then:
- if you have
~/.zshrc.pre-oh-my-zsh
, it is assumed that you had Zsh in use prior to installing OMZ, so your~/.zshrc.pre-oh-my-zsh
is simply restored - otherwise it is assumed that you were using Bash, so the default shell will be set to
/bin/bash
and/etc/profile
will be sourced
Then simply reopen your shells. You must have OMZ installed in the default directory (ie ~/.oh-my-zsh
) for this to work.
Alternatively, to manually remove OMZ do rm -rf $ZSH
— you will also have to edit your ~/.zshrc
. To manually set a new default shell, do chsh -s /my/new/shell
, eg chsh -s /bin/bash
. Then simply reopen your shells.