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You could always fork it. It is MIT licensed after all. Personally, I just built my own zsh config that solves my problems without all the framework mess. Its
by fweespee_ch 11y ago
You could always fork it. It is MIT licensed after all.
Personally, I just built my own zsh config that solves my problems without all the framework mess. Its less than 150 lines + some related dot files for aliases, vim, etc.
- sethrin 11y agoFrankly, I'm not sure I'm up to that. I don't have much in-depth experience with this project, with the finer points of zsh, or with maintaining projects in general. I'm not entirely sure I could do a better job than nothing at all. However, even if I were more capable, I still don't think it's right to try to take over someone's project without some more clear sign that they are uninterested in continuing it.
- tvon 11y agoFWIW, prezto is an oh-my-zsh fork and a lot of effort and discussion went into it before it was decided that there should be a fork: https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/issues/197 https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/issues/197 The linked oh-my-zsh issue is an interesting read (or skim).