Many different plugin managers, but personally, I have found zplug to be clean to write with and
#Uxterm config install#
I also install (), which is a zsh plugin manager. Make sure you set the zsh in your terminal (as seen in the kitty configuration file). Yay -S zsh # Debian? (from quick google search) sudo apt install zsh The most since it's extensible, has better tab completion (than bash), and is POSIX sh compliant. I've only used bash and zsh and have not messed around with fish. There are many different types of shells that you can run, but the main three that come off my headĪre bash, zsh, and fish. Log-file = "/home/kpfromer/.cache/picom-log.log" This fork also supports windowĪnimation, which I think look nice. Writing, the base picom repo does not support dual kawase blur and rounded borders, so I am usingĪ fork that supports both.
I'm not entirely sure howĬompositors work underneath the hood, but they allow you to apply specific effects to Windows, suchĪs blurring, animations, and transparency. This section is very specific to Linux (again install details differ for other distros). If you are using arch you can easily install this font with yay -S nerd-fonts-space-mono (AUR I switch up my font every now and again though. Nerd font installed and enabled for the terminal Later in the post I will talk about using # Works with picom (on linux) to add some transparency Here we can put all theĬonfiguration options. To setup kitty you first need to create the configuration file ~/.config/kitty/nf (thereĪre other ways to load a config file as seen in the docs). Optimizes to improve speed, I definitely have noticed that it is much slower than a traditional But this comes at a cost: slower performance.
#Uxterm config code#
Typically nice for writing large-scale applications where you don't want to duplicate code between I've also tried hyper, the electron-based emulator but found it to be slow.Įlectron allows people to build desktop applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript this is Haven't noticed any significant performance differences, but I did find that urxvt is a bit harder I have used urxvt and termite in the past, and I I current use Kitty since it's GPU-accelerated,Īnd it has a very clean configuration file format. Each terminalĮmulator has its pros and cons and various features. Here on Linux, there are manyĭifferent terminal emulators such as kitty, alacrity, urxvt, termite, gnome-terminal. The first step of customizing your terminal is picking a terminal.
#Uxterm config windows#
Using WSL on windows - still unsure about Macos since I don't own a mac).
#Uxterm config mac#
Some features may not even work entirely on Windows or Mac (unless you are The installation steps will definitely be different for Please note that I'm running on Arch Linux.
Type slightly faster, but that's not my limiting factor for speed (that would just be me). It's all for the aesthetics 💯, and none of this is essential. To make things look beautiful, I appreciate nice looking interfaces, and that's all that matters 🙂. Although it may not be functional in super productive I enjoy customizing my developer experience. Hey y'all, I just wanted to jot down my current (January 2021) terminal setup.
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