The first thing we’ll do is backup your existing terminal setup.
There are a lot of ways that your terminal can be set up, determined by different configuration files.
We want to remove the old ways so we can start with a clean slate.
Make back ups of the files listed below. You may get a No such file or directory error for some of them. That’s ok.
Run these commands:
mv ~/.bashrc .bashrc.bakmv ~/.bash_profile .bash_profile.bakmv ~/.profile .profile.bakmv ~/.zprofile .zprofile.bakmv ~/.zshrc .zshrc.bakRun the following command:
sudo apt-get install zshAfter installing, run the command:
zshZsh will ask you to choose some configuration. We will do this later by installing oh-my-zsh. Chose option 0 now to create the config file (prevent this message from showing again).
Now, let’s move on to getting our development applications installed.