One other thing i did for the quake style to work better was enabling the `Hide after opening` setting on the Window tab at the Profiles adjustments. This way the ctrl ~ works also on the desktop.
Got stuck on configuring powerlevel10k on item. I try to run the code "code .zshrc" in item but that is not working in the command line. any clue will be appreciated.
if your font does not work in vscode then add this to your user settings json in vscode: "terminal.integrated.shell.osx": "/bin/zsh", "terminal.integrated.fontFamily": "'SourceCodePro+Powerline+Awesome Regular'", "terminal.integrated.rendererType": "canvas", "terminal.integrated.fontSize": 12, "terminal.integrated.lineHeight": 1.1
Thanks for this great tutorial as it’s been helpfully for me as a first time mac user. Unfortunately, I just can’t get the cmd+~ hotkey to work as it brings up a floating window instead.
This won’t work on an Intel Mac as Homebrew installs in different locations for M1 and Intel. For an Intel Mac, substitute /usr/local/Homebrew for /opt/homebrew in the two commands you run after Homebrew is installed.
This might be a niche topic, but its something i felt hitting hard on me as a software engineer. - how to deal with your ego and still keep a professional appearance, when u at a point in your career where u feel u are better than the eveyone else, well better than those u interact interact daily. - or it might be better to paraphrase it, should u curb your ego
You can't; other people aren't as dumb as you think, they will see through it. You're not as smart as you think you are. You might be better at some things than some people but there's always something to learn from other people. Even if it's just learning from their mistakes.
Hey Utsav, This is a great video. I would like to learn more about the terminal app. There are bunch of videos on them but most of them are outdated. For eg: Recently I was watching about Homebrew casks but so many of the mentioned codes don't work. Can you make a video on updated casks commands and similar terminal use?
Awesome video. A quick before you start note to the viewers : Before you do this keep a copy of your .zshrc file likely located in your home folder. I had some path issues (through no fault of Utsav) and adding the lines from that file to the end of the updated .zshrc after it was all completed got me running again. Also, I believe OhMyZsh does this but there should be a .zshrc.pre-oh-my-zsh in the event you were too late.
I tried installing oh-my-zsh, but got this error: Cloning Oh My Zsh... fatal: remote origin already exists. /Users/AKIDO Error: git clone of oh-my-zsh repo failed But my home folder is not a git repository
I'm facing an issue, I followed each and every step and successfully configured iterm but after completing it my conda package which I was using for different environments for my python project is not working! Any fixes... I didn't find any fixes for that over the internet!
thank you so much. it is very helpful but I can not find option preference on my macBook pro m1. I wanted to customize my profile. I blocked here. please is there someone can help me?
- Utsav: stop watching youtube videos about nice setups and fancy terminals. - Also Utsav: hey folks in this video you're gonna learn how to improve your terminal's setup. hahaha jk.
I made it on my MacBook Pro M1, everything is great for visual studio code but with my terminal for visual studio not. How to fix it and made the both of them look the same?
Random question but have you experienced memory leak with Firefox? On the M1 max 16? My went all the way up to 27gb with no tabs open just Firefox opened. Crazy
Hello, great video. Are does ohmyzsh handle updating the plugins when ohmyzsh is updated or do you need the "update" plugin as well. I avoided putting the plugins in plugins = () and went with adding it directly to .zshrc: source $(brew --prefix)/share/zsh-autosuggestions/zsh-autosuggestions.zsh since I was not sure whether ohmyzsh handles updating the plugins cloned from source.. Great video.
Why oh-my-zsh? It has overhead and you can do the same thing much more efficiently just using ZSH. Additionally, if your audience is asking how you get your terminal how to get your terminal to LOOK like that, you are doing them a disservice by using oh-my-zsh.
it is shame that it works only with iterm2 and other terminal emulators but not on native terminal. a stupid idiot will use iterm2 for the same task which can be done in native terminal
What a great tutorial! Thank you, Utsav. Just one small detail: in your text version of the tutorial in "Step 8" -> "Set font" should be SourceCodePro+PowerLine+AwesomeRegular (with "Pro"). If someone, like myself, will use your great instruction and copy-pasting all commands, faces some problems with VS Code font setting up. Love your channel!
I had some issues with setting up the fonts in the integrated VS Code terminal. The problem was due to the incorrect font name. Make sure that it completely matches the font name in your font book, since it doesn't necessarily match the name in the description. For me, it was 'SourceCodePro+PowerLine+Awesome Regular' instead of 'SourceCode+PowerLine+AwesomeRegular' from the description.
This is almost exactly my setup, brew + iterm + zsh + oh-my-zsh + powerlevel10k. I will definitely go back and review the memory monitors and the Quake hotkeys. Couple comments: 1. OOTB on new Macs, git is at version 2.30.1, so not much need to install it from brew 2. If you brew install a nerd font (I like Fira Code), it'll make the glyphs nicer in powerlevel10k.
One little unknown thing that people who use Mac and Homebrew is the "brew bundle dump" command that generates a Brewfile capturing everything you've installed using Homebrew. You can save/back-up this file, then simply run "brew bundle" on a new machine after installing Homebrew and be ready to go, aside from loading up custom themes and fonts in a freshly installed iTerm2 and also generating new config files unless your configs have been also been backed up and symlinked.
@@wulymammoth Yes, use this a lot! You can preserve a lot of your dot files using mackup, which will symlink them to a cloud-based directory like Dropbox or Google Drive.
@@djbessel first i'd head of "mackup"! this is neat and will probs recommend it to others. thanks for sharing! however, i'm not sure it fits into my workflows as i back up my dotfiles on github to keep them version-controlled in case i need the history for reversions, but more importantly i'm using different branches for my different machines (some are macos and others are linux distros)
URGENT!! Hi besides the creator, I address everyone. I wanted to go back to the original terminal by deleting iterm2, but the default terminal has the things inside one on top of the other, in short it is as if it is broken and not so how to restore it or reset it somehow
Why dont you install all the stuff with homebrew ;) eventually, 1 line for installation of all (fonts, plugins, themes ....) and then just do the configuration
Hey there! Thank you for the tutorial :) I am setting up my new laptop so this video comes handy :) When it comes to autocomplete I am used to accepting the suggestion with the tab - will it be okay to set it up here and if so do you know how?
Great tutorial! Love the way it looks but when trying to do the quake style it opens with the terminal in the top third at full opacity and when I hit the hotkey it overlays it with another transparent window, click the hotkey again and only the transparent part goes. I don't really know how I messed it up but if someone could help that would be great!
Every time I use iTerm, using the hot key, start typing a command and press Enter I get a Profiles window pop-up, even though I only got 1 profile. Is there a trick to make that disappear? The menu setting under General don't work.
Quite a bunch of feature and dependency bloat. I wish more people would encourage to keep their setups lean and clean and not just dump install all the colorful things. But I'm a hopeless minimalist I guess …
isn't it just a matter of preference? I enjoyed this tutorial mostly because it adds a lot of necessary usability features. But having it be pretty and show additional git info is not bad at all. But I suppose you can configure this all without the colorful stuff
When you realize just how loud your keyboard is 😮😂
If your keyboard was custom hot swappable you could change them to silent switches.
It sound is so satisfying
nobody use mac
everyone uses windows lol
Loool I was going to leave the second I heard those unlubed blue switches 😆
I got my Macbook pro yesterday and your video showed up.
Can't imagine a better love story.
You are lucky. My macbook pro 14" is coming in a couple of days.
@@orkuncetin4195 Definitely go for it man. It's totally worth it if you earned the money yourself.
One other thing i did for the quake style to work better was enabling the `Hide after opening` setting on the Window tab at the Profiles adjustments. This way the ctrl ~ works also on the desktop.
Got stuck on configuring powerlevel10k on item. I try to run the code "code .zshrc" in item but that is not working in the command line. any clue will be appreciated.
The best thing that has happened to me this year is you. I am a
beginner but I'm going to stick with you. Excellent tutorial.
Thanks mate 😀this was really helpful for someone who's mainly a biomedical engineer but wants to flex on my CS friends lol
This is how everybody should start making tutorials. Just awesome 👏👏
if your font does not work in vscode then add this to your user settings json in vscode:
"terminal.integrated.shell.osx": "/bin/zsh",
"terminal.integrated.fontFamily": "'SourceCodePro+Powerline+Awesome Regular'",
"terminal.integrated.rendererType": "canvas",
"terminal.integrated.fontSize": 12,
"terminal.integrated.lineHeight": 1.1
The best video which worked for me, except auto suggestion, thanks for the video.
I got an error that
zsh:comand not found : curl
what to do now?
You can also try some other zsh plugins like syntax highlighting.
This video is so calming xD really great tutorial thank you!
Thanks for this great tutorial as it’s been helpfully for me as a first time mac user. Unfortunately, I just can’t get the cmd+~ hotkey to work as it brings up a floating window instead.
Already setup my M1 Max with this amazing tutorial !! Thanks so mush 🍻
Thank you for the video! Was a great tutorial and my terminal looks great now :)
This won’t work on an Intel Mac as Homebrew installs in different locations for M1 and Intel. For an Intel Mac, substitute /usr/local/Homebrew for /opt/homebrew in the two commands you run after Homebrew is installed.
I would like to know which mouse and keyboard you are using sir,I mean which company they are.
Excellent and helpful video tutorial, thanks a lot.
link is broken, but still a good video i revisit
Ok, awsome tutorial, but why fonts and theme? are just visual enhacements, isnt?
thanks in advance
This might be a niche topic, but its something i felt hitting hard on me as a software engineer.
- how to deal with your ego and still keep a professional appearance, when u at a point in your career where u feel u are better than the eveyone else, well better than those u interact interact daily.
- or it might be better to paraphrase it, should u curb your ego
You can't; other people aren't as dumb as you think, they will see through it. You're not as smart as you think you are. You might be better at some things than some people but there's always something to learn from other people. Even if it's just learning from their mistakes.
My question is do we need github? Bc its not linked in the description but it's website isshowed in the video
Hey Utsav, This is a great video. I would like to learn more about the terminal app. There are bunch of videos on them but most of them are outdated. For eg: Recently I was watching about Homebrew casks but so many of the mentioned codes don't work.
Can you make a video on updated casks commands and similar terminal use?
Awesome video. A quick before you start note to the viewers : Before you do this keep a copy of your .zshrc file likely located in your home folder. I had some path issues (through no fault of Utsav) and adding the lines from that file to the end of the updated .zshrc after it was all completed got me running again. Also, I believe OhMyZsh does this but there should be a .zshrc.pre-oh-my-zsh in the event you were too late.
you're special, thanks so much.
Amazing tutorial! Thank You!🙏
I tried installing oh-my-zsh, but got this error: Cloning Oh My Zsh...
fatal: remote origin already exists.
/Users/AKIDO
Error: git clone of oh-my-zsh repo failed
But my home folder is not a git repository
I can´t find the file .zshrc? so far I´ve reached this point at the configuration powerlevel10k theme
This is an amazing tutorial! Thanks!
For some reason when i press ^ + ` another instance of the iterm window is launched over the already opened one.
If I don't like one or two settings that I selected when configuring things in the menu, how can I go back and change my selections?
Perfect. Thank you so much!
Amazing! When I create my own quake style and open the iterm2 I have two windows (one peer session; my default session and my hotkey session)... Why?
I'm facing an issue, I followed each and every step and successfully configured iterm but after completing it my conda package which I was using for different environments for my python project is not working! Any fixes... I didn't find any fixes for that over the internet!
How do I reset these setting to default? For some reason mine went completely wrong and I'm now stuck with those wrong changes
thank you so much. it is very helpful but I can not find option preference on my macBook pro m1. I wanted to customize my profile. I blocked here. please is there someone can help me?
Where are the links man ?
Is iterm2 safe with acess to terminal coukdnt they destroy your life
Probably going to do a same setup
Hi Utsav...how can i remove condo ion, after the set up i install anaconda and now it showing with time horizontal right side
Great content - earned a sub.
After doing quake-style settings, the terminal window does not hides when pressing ctrl + tilde, Any suggestions on how to correct that? Thanks
You should use Tabby.
Thank you for this video.
Where can I find the links in your video?
is there a better way to save mutliple ssh sessions in mac just like putty ???
When I try to create the file for the scheme I get "zsh: command not found: code". Any clue why that is happening?
this video helped "ua-cam.com/video/kRhdm4K9mLY/v-deo.html"!
Thanks Utsav, :).
awesome!
did anyone manage to see these icons in Intellij terminal as well? selecting the font didn't work for me
This is really good but has some holes. I’d love to speak to the author to discuss.
My icons arent showing. I dont know what is wrong
Dude…lets play old school Quake 1-3. I have a server set up on AWS. Smoking fast and can handle lots of players. You can set it up on Twitch.
- Utsav: stop watching youtube videos about nice setups and fancy terminals.
- Also Utsav: hey folks in this video you're gonna learn how to improve your terminal's setup.
hahaha jk.
Haha … I said don’t watch desk setup videos if you are a student just learning CS, nothing about terminals … got to quote properly man! ;)
@@EngineeringwithUtsav haha I know just kidding, love your content man!
I made it on my MacBook Pro M1, everything is great for visual studio code but with my terminal for visual studio not. How to fix it and made the both of them look the same?
did you find a fix?
@@solomonKachi7000 no
i have issues with the font when using vs-code insiders for m1, anyone has a suggestion for me?
Thanks a lot
Awesome!
Random question but have you experienced memory leak with Firefox? On the M1 max 16? My went all the way up to 27gb with no tabs open just Firefox opened. Crazy
is it for m1 also?
Hello, great video. Are does ohmyzsh handle updating the plugins when ohmyzsh is updated or do you need the "update" plugin as well.
I avoided putting the plugins in plugins = () and went with adding it directly to .zshrc:
source $(brew --prefix)/share/zsh-autosuggestions/zsh-autosuggestions.zsh since I was not sure whether ohmyzsh handles updating the plugins cloned from source..
Great video.
My vscode is still having some issue with the font. What should I do?
Rerun p10k configure and try the default Meslo font instead that they recommend. Also, make sure font is in single quotes in vscode settings
get a pc
Why oh-my-zsh? It has overhead and you can do the same thing much more efficiently just using ZSH. Additionally, if your audience is asking how you get your terminal how to get your terminal to LOOK like that, you are doing them a disservice by using oh-my-zsh.
Macbook m1 comes with a default git so you don't need to install git.
Has anyone had the issue that powerlevel10k doesn't prompt for icons?
You can reset the setup or change the font manually in iterm
Wait I really want this but when I type "code" it says zsh: command not found: code, what should I do?
can you check if that utsavized.itermcolors is working? it is showing it doesn't contain valid color scheme...❓🙋♂️
This is a great turotial as your username said. 😝
Hey make a video on politics in software industry
Is it just me or does anyone notice that tutorial spelling is kind of wrong in his terminal.
Only I speak, I need a MacBook
Videazooooo
"We can now open fontbook..." *click-click-click-click*
it is shame that it works only with iterm2 and other terminal emulators but not on native terminal. a stupid idiot will use iterm2 for the same task which can be done in native terminal
What a great tutorial! Thank you, Utsav.
Just one small detail: in your text version of the tutorial in "Step 8" -> "Set font" should be SourceCodePro+PowerLine+AwesomeRegular (with "Pro"). If someone, like myself, will use your great instruction and copy-pasting all commands, faces some problems with VS Code font setting up.
Love your channel!
Didn’t work for me 😞
Changed is to MesloLGS NF and it worked…
This does'nt seem to work for me
@@_amintrouble Me too, but thank you very much for the Meslo hint
I had some issues with setting up the fonts in the integrated VS Code terminal. The problem was due to the incorrect font name. Make sure that it completely matches the font name in your font book, since it doesn't necessarily match the name in the description. For me, it was 'SourceCodePro+PowerLine+Awesome Regular' instead of 'SourceCode+PowerLine+AwesomeRegular' from the description.
Exactly what I was missing
ahh spoke to soon my terminal in vscode is still stock but with alot of spaces
also dont forget the quotationsmarks around the name if spaces
A great tutorial. Everything worked fine for me except my vs code terminal icons are half cut. Could you please address this issue?
same here
me too
you need to add this on the terminal.integrated.font 'SourceCodePro+PowerLine+AwesomeRegular'
You are the best youtuber I have discovered this year by far. Thanks mate for the advices, tutorials and guides.
This is almost exactly my setup, brew + iterm + zsh + oh-my-zsh + powerlevel10k. I will definitely go back and review the memory monitors and the Quake hotkeys. Couple comments: 1. OOTB on new Macs, git is at version 2.30.1, so not much need to install it from brew 2. If you brew install a nerd font (I like Fira Code), it'll make the glyphs nicer in powerlevel10k.
One little unknown thing that people who use Mac and Homebrew is the "brew bundle dump" command that generates a Brewfile capturing everything you've installed using Homebrew. You can save/back-up this file, then simply run "brew bundle" on a new machine after installing Homebrew and be ready to go, aside from loading up custom themes and fonts in a freshly installed iTerm2 and also generating new config files unless your configs have been also been backed up and symlinked.
@@wulymammoth Yes, use this a lot! You can preserve a lot of your dot files using mackup, which will symlink them to a cloud-based directory like Dropbox or Google Drive.
@@djbessel first i'd head of "mackup"! this is neat and will probs recommend it to others. thanks for sharing! however, i'm not sure it fits into my workflows as i back up my dotfiles on github to keep them version-controlled in case i need the history for reversions, but more importantly i'm using different branches for my different machines (some are macos and others are linux distros)
on step7, on the terminal, it displays zsh: command not found: code. Could you please tell me why, thank you very much!
URGENT!! Hi besides the creator, I address everyone. I wanted to go back to the original terminal by deleting iterm2, but the default terminal has the things inside one on top of the other, in short it is as if it is broken and not so how to restore it or reset it somehow
link doesn't work. Please check this out.
Your keyboard is just too noisy!
Am I missing the step of "Open Command Palette" and Install Shell Code Command?
Why dont you install all the stuff with homebrew ;) eventually, 1 line for installation of all (fonts, plugins, themes ....) and then just do the configuration
The font step was specifically what I was thinking. I usually tap a font cask and install Fira Code Nerd Font.
First
the link to all the steps in your description is not working anymore
Hey u r from india
Big fan brooo !!!
Hey there! Thank you for the tutorial :) I am setting up my new laptop so this video comes handy :)
When it comes to autocomplete I am used to accepting the suggestion with the tab - will it be okay to set it up here and if so do you know how?
Great tutorial! Love the way it looks but when trying to do the quake style it opens with the terminal in the top third at full opacity and when I hit the hotkey it overlays it with another transparent window, click the hotkey again and only the transparent part goes. I don't really know how I messed it up but if someone could help that would be great!
I have same issue. Not sure how to fix this.
for me I cannot make it to not be transparent when it slides down no matter if use transparency is checked
same here
same for me
Does the same for me
Every time I use iTerm, using the hot key, start typing a command and press Enter I get a Profiles window pop-up, even though I only got 1 profile. Is there a trick to make that disappear? The menu setting under General don't work.
Why do you sound and look like Dinesh from Silicon Valley? I have just noticed😅😂😂
Got as far as installing the theme and got "zsh: command not found: code". How do I get past this issue???
is it possible to add the color theme from the beginning to the regular mac terminal app
omz+powerlevel10k is what I prefer to use.
Quite a bunch of feature and dependency bloat. I wish more people would encourage to keep their setups lean and clean and not just dump install all the colorful things. But I'm a hopeless minimalist I guess …
isn't it just a matter of preference? I enjoyed this tutorial mostly because it adds a lot of necessary usability features. But having it be pretty and show additional git info is not bad at all. But I suppose you can configure this all without the colorful stuff
Nothing wrong with minimalism. :) whatever works best for you.
I used this for my last 2 laptops. Amazing
My icon on terminal is displayed just in half. How can I fix it ?
Use way back machine to get the links guys!
the first step is not working in my mac is there any alternative