I don't remember exactly now but I have been on unixlikes forever and I am not too much into fuzzyness in general. I think it was treating upper and lower case

I don't remember exactly now but I have been on unixlikes forever and I am not too much into fuzzyness in general. I think it was treating upper and lower case characters the same in completions and such. Things of that nature - maybe not exactly that - but when I went to do some research about how to configure it, I realized it was not possible and that was by design. It's very good software that a lot of other shells take inspiration from but I don't agree with their methodology so I took the best bits and made zsh do them, which it can do easily. I didn't use zsh before that and now I am a huge fan. If anybody who needs this wants to give ZSH a go, I recommend starting with only a few settings and only add new ones if you understand what they do. Same goes for plugins. I do not recommend starting with oh-my-zsh at all - which IMO is a glorified alias database anyway.