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Honest question: for someone who doesn’t live in a terminal, what does something like this do that a default terminal with OhMyZsh doesn’t do?
by metal_am 4y ago
Honest question: for someone who doesn’t live in a terminal, what does something like this do that a default terminal with OhMyZsh doesn’t do?
- kzrdude 4y agoWezterm for example supports various protocols for images in a terminal. Many do, but some standard terminals don't. Gnome-terminal still doesn't. Terminal.app in MacOs doesn't.
- gleenn 4y agoZsh is the shell which is a mini language and environment, so you can run that in many different terminals. OhMyZsh is a set of configuration scripts and plugins to configure Zsh. A terminal is the thing that renders text, handles input and all the escaping complexities. So it's usually the UI/colors around the text that the shell provides. Old terminals were even physical devices with ports that allowed connecting to headless computers.