MyTerminal

A customized terminal profile for Manjaro KDE (Arch-based distribution), inspired by Pixegami Terminal Profile. For original setup instructions on Ubuntu and macOS, refer to the Pixegami repository.

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Features

• Enhanced Shell Experience

  • Autocomplete and syntax highlighting
  • zsh-autosuggestions and zsh-completions
  • History substring search
  • Sudo support (double ESC to run last command as SU)

• Version Control Integration

  • Git and Mercurial (Hg) support

• Development Environment

  • virtualenv, conda, pyenv, and Python environment support

• User Interface

  • Modern and lightweight design
  • Optimized UX for quick execution
  • Prompt status display (command duration, etc.)

• Compatibility

  • Fully compatible with Yakuake
  • Integration with KDE applets and packages

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Installation

Automatic Installation

To set up MyTerminal automatically, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository and navigate to it:

   git clone https://github.com/amm1rr/MyTerminal-for-Manjaro-KDE.git && cd MyTerminal

2. Run the installation script:

   ./install.sh

Done! Your terminal is now configured with the desired plugins and settings.

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Manual Installation

Prerequisites

Ensure your system has the following dependencies installed:

For Arch-based systems:

sudo pacman -Syu  # Update system
sudo pacman -S git vim zsh curl thefuck

Install Powerline Fonts

Powerline fonts provide special characters for themes like Git branches. Install the recommended font (RobotoMono for Powerline):

./install_powerline.sh

Set Up Zsh and Plugins

Switch to Zsh and enhance it with Oh My Zsh and plugins:

./install_terminal.sh

Configure Terminal Profile

Set up plugins, theme, font, and colors:

./install_profile.sh

This includes plugins like syntax highlighting, autosuggestions, and history substring search.

You can explore other Powerline Patched Fonts if desired.

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Additional Tips

• Display System Info: Install Neofetch to showcase system details:

  sudo pacman -S neofetch
  neofetch --ascii_colors 6 8

• Reset to Default Shell: To revert back to Bash, uninstall Zsh or reset your default shell to Bash.

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Resources

• Oh My Zsh!
• Install Powerline
• Agnoster Theme
• Pixegami Terminal Profile
• Yakuake
• Vazir Code Font - Saber Rastikerdar