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Robby Russell 29b6bf6aaa Revert "Added my prompt theme, with a tweak to the core oh-my-zsh to support it. My git_prompt_info function not only reports the branch and dirty status, but also whether or not the branch is ahead or behind of the remote, or both. It also switches the prompt colour from green to red if the previous command exited with a non-zero value (i.e. failed)." 15 years ago
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aliases.zsh Removing gdb alias as it conflicts with an actual command for gdb. Closes #17 15 years ago
colors.zsh Moving all zsh config options into a lib/ subdirectory to make way for some upcoming changes to directory structure and configuration options 15 years ago
completion.zsh Only using the contents of .ssh/known_hosts when the file exists for ssh/scp auto-completion. Closes issue #20 15 years ago
correction.zsh put everything in lib 15 years ago
directories.zsh put everything in lib 15 years ago
functions.zsh merge upstream 15 years ago
git.zsh Fixed issue #25. 15 years ago
grep.zsh Moving all zsh config options into a lib/ subdirectory to make way for some upcoming changes to directory structure and configuration options 15 years ago
history.zsh merge upstream 15 years ago
key-bindings.zsh merge upstream 15 years ago
misc.zsh run update check *after* running custom configuration scripts. 15 years ago
prompt.zsh Revert "Whoops, forgot to include this dummy precmd implementation." 15 years ago
rake_completion.zsh Revert "Fixed issue #19 'Rake not auto completing'. The stat command syntax that was being used was not correct. Or at least on my machine. See man page for the stat command" 15 years ago
termsupport.zsh Revert "Added my prompt theme, with a tweak to the core oh-my-zsh to support it. My git_prompt_info function not only reports the branch and dirty status, but also whether or not the branch is ahead or behind of the remote, or both. It also switches the prompt colour from green to red if the previous command exited with a non-zero value (i.e. failed)." 15 years ago