oh-my-bash
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ohmybash
A delightful community-driven framework for managing your bash configuration, and an auto-update tool so that makes it easy to keep up with the latest updates from the community.
this is basically a simpler and short version of powerline, with date and time and support for titled sessions in termux. to keep it short and fun, date only shows...
Hi, I use oh-my-bash to custom my prompt. I would like to add in the right prompt the version of a software. I succeed but I don't know how I...
This was largely done correctly, but several invocations of “git” were not done with “command”. This means that they could pick up aliases for git, such as “hub” or “lab”,...
Hi when using bash without oh-my-bash I can do ``` $ scp somehost:/ho ``` and it gets autocompleted to ``` $ scp somehost:/home ``` but with oh-my-bash it doesn't work...
For now i only found missing completion on gco of the branch names. when i type git checkout the branch names are auto-completed, but not using gco. I found how...
When i try to install via sh or wget this happend  But my bash version is this (the latest 5.0.17) 
One of the first changes I do when using Oh my Bash is to shorten to prompt by editing the theme file, such as agnoster.theme.sh. suggested in the wiki. The...
Attempted to install from the AUR in Manjaro KDE testing build and received the below. ~~~ Preparing... Checking oh-my-bash-git dependencies... Resolving dependencies... Checking inter-conflicts... Cloning oh-my-bash-git build files... Generating oh-my-bash-git...
- [x] bash-3.2 is the minimal version support. (_macOS users no longer need to install another version of Bash like the first version of OMB_) - [x] Rename all `.sh`...
In the [Getting started](https://github.com/ohmybash/oh-my-bash/wiki/Contribution#getting-started) subsection under `Contribution->Submitting Pull Requests->Getting started` there is a dead link pointing to: https://github.com/ohmybash/oh-my-bash/wiki/Contribution-Technical-Practices It's linked on: "[...]**properly set up**" in the first sentence.
