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None of these blew my mind. If you like terminal productivity I recommend: fzf, Facebook path picker (aka fpp), fd, ripgrep, lf, tig. Some honorable mentions: tokei, hyperfine, lazydocker, ctop, ncspot.
Solid selection. I'd also add nnn as the fastest tool to navigate directories I've ever seen.
Jeez, this is great!
I just recently ditched oh-my-zsh as I wanted to understand and have more control over my shell. I have to say that just using native zsh capabilities I don't miss oh-my-zsh at all. A good guide (although a bit old and maybe too thick :) ) is this one: http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Guide/zshguide.pdf
https://zdharma.org/Zsh-100-Commits-Club/Zsh-Native-Scriptin...
I've been using Fish instead and it's much much simpler than configuring ZSH to my liking. It's already good out of the box, without having to carry around any kind of configuration. The only stuff I usually do is to setup `powerline-go` as prompt, and voilà, that's pretty much it.
I am a happy Fish user, too. The first downside that comes to my head is that if you want to share a script you wrote that you have to translate it to bash first. Much less of an issue if you're using zsh.
zsh does have the emulate builtin available to help with some basic things, but it is still easy to produce scripts littered with zsh'isms.
However, I do use zsh for personal scripts. In fact, I go so heavy on zsh'isms I know I'd need to rewrite things to share them if non-zsh users are an issue. It is easier to keep track of things that way, instead of tripping over the little easily forgotten quirks.
... Why are all shell snippets in Comic Sans? Is that legal?
Do people... actually use this font in their terminal? I would go absolutely nuts looking at the spacing and color scheme.
I wouldn't be surprised if this was coerced by the marketing department, trying to imbue that "ooh, look at me, I'm a bit crazy, so creative" vibe for a bloody shopping list.