I agree wholeheartedly, oh-my-zsh is usually recommended to beginners with zsh, but I've always found that to be a mistake. If you don't understand what zsh ca

I agree wholeheartedly, oh-my-zsh is usually recommended to beginners with zsh, but I've always found that to be a mistake. If you don't understand what zsh can do, how do you expect to take advantage of a highly specialized pre-configuration?