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#Macos homebrew applications install
#Macos homebrew applications update
#Macos homebrew applications upgrade
#Macos homebrew applications code

zsh-autosuggestions provides autocompletion for commands and their options.īoth can be installed with brew: brew install zsh-syntax-highlighting.

zsh-syntax-highlighting is a plugin for zsh that provides syntax highlighting for your shell.

There are two additional plugins I find useful that I use with oh-my-zsh: Zsh syntax highlighting and autosuggestions To reconfigure the theme, run p10k configure in the terminal.

Configure Terminal font to use Meslo Nerd Font ( Preferences > Profiles > Text > Font).

#Macos homebrew applications code

Configure Visual Studio Code terminal font to use Meslo Nerd Font ( Preferences > Settings > Terminal > Integrated: Font Family).

Configure IntelliJ terminal font to use Meslo Nerd Font ( Preferences > Editor > Color Scheme > Console Font).

Install Meslo Nerd Font font in macOS so it can be used with any app.

Tips for consistent look and feel across different terminals: It works well with iterm2, but also Visual Studio Code and IntelliJas well as built-in macOS Terminal app. If you want your terminal expierience to be as smooth as possible, you should try this theme. It emphasizes speed, flexibility and out-of-the-box experience. Note: oh-my-zsh works fine with iTerm2 as well as default macOS Terminal app (as of macOS 10.15 Catalina zsh is a default shell for Terminal app). You can install oh-my-zsh with the following command: sh -c "$(curl -fsSL )" Oh My Zsh is an open source framework for managing your zsh configuration. ITerm2 can be installed with Homebrew: brew cask install iterm2 It provides advanced ways of working with the text including copy & paste and search.Īnd what is most important iTerm2 is fully configurable so it can be adjusted to the needs of more demanding proffessionals. It can perform "smart selection" to highlight URLs, email addresses, filenames, and more. ITerm2 supports features like split panes, window transparency, hotkey window, full-screen mode, and Growl notifications. The macOS built-in terminal has too little to offer, so in order to improve your work I recommend replacing it with the open-source iTerm2. iTerm2Ī terminal emulator, that lets you run commands using the command line interface (CLI), is an indispensable element of the environment on Unix systems. Note: The Homebrew package manager may be used on Linux and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).

#Macos homebrew applications upgrade

Casks can be searched with brew search command, installed with brew cask install, upgraded with brew upgrade and upgraded with brew uninstall. With Cask you can install tools like IntelliJ, Atom, Postman etc. Homebrew comes with a Cask extension, available with brew cask command, that provides the same workflow but for the management of macOS applications with graphical user interface. Homebrew packages ( Formulae) can be searched with brew search, installed with brew install, upgraded with brew upgrade, removed with brew uninstall. Once installed, Homebrew provides the brew command. The most common package manager for macOS is Homebrew. All is done using Command Line Interface and it works for both command line and GUI tools.

#Macos homebrew applications update

The package manager eliminates the need of manual software management and lets you install, configure, update and uninstall the tools you will need for your work.

Zsh syntax highlighting and autosuggestionsįor managing the tools on macOS you should use the package manager.

Removed standard tools, tools I don't use anymore or tools that are specific to my workplace. Read about tools that are essential to me (after switching from Windows to macOS).Ģ023-02 - Powerlevel10k, bat, fzf and zsh syntax highlighting and autosuggestions added. Are you considering macOS as your next operating system? Are switching from Windows to macOS? Do you want to develop in Java on macOS? Or maybe you are looking for tools to help you to be more productive?