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I'm trying to have my ssh keys loaded automatically when i start my computer (i'm running archlinux). Zsh takes about a second and a half from creating a new terminal window to being ready. My biggest sticking point moving from bash to zsh is the history configuration. I use zsh, oh my zsh and. You'll probably need to add even more information, since setting prompt in ~/.zshrc is how you, well, set the prompt.

My biggest sticking point moving from bash to zsh is the history configuration. This command source ~/.nvm/nvm.sh allows me to make it. Maybe my answer to another question might give you some further information on how to set your path variable effectively. I achieved the same behaviour described above by adding the plugin to my ~/.zshrc:

You'll Probably Need To Add Even More Information, Since Setting Prompt In ~/.Zshrc Is How You, Well, Set The Prompt.

I'm pretty sure that the culprit is compinit. Maybe my answer to another question might give you some further information on how to set your path variable effectively. This command source ~/.nvm/nvm.sh allows me to make it. My biggest sticking point moving from bash to zsh is the history configuration.

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I haven't been able to find good documentation on. After installing ohmyzsh on my linux machine, previously installed nvm, node and npm are not found. What is the exact text you're using to set the prompt variable? Zsh takes about a second and a half from creating a new terminal window to being ready.

I Achieved The Same Behaviour Described Above By Adding The Plugin To My ~/.Zshrc:

I use zsh, oh my zsh and. I'm trying to have my ssh keys loaded automatically when i start my computer (i'm running archlinux). This is the current theme prompt (robbyrussell):

I use zsh, oh my zsh and. My biggest sticking point moving from bash to zsh is the history configuration. What is the exact text you're using to set the prompt variable? After installing ohmyzsh on my linux machine, previously installed nvm, node and npm are not found. You'll probably need to add even more information, since setting prompt in ~/.zshrc is how you, well, set the prompt.