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Every time I install a new machine I install zsh and then run the install script in here: https://github.com/romkatv/zsh4humans
It's a simple script created by the powerlevel10k zsh terminal theme author, and it's simple and awesome.
Another alternative I like is zim. I feel it’s snappier and less fiddly than oh-my-zsh.
I've just skipped "frameworks" and straight up source the .zsh files directly into my .zshrc. Less bloat, more speed.
Okay, I LOVE this. If I ever decide to do a new zsh config, I will definitely use that. There's some pretty cool stuff in here, but I've already got everything configured pretty much the way I want it. Thanks anyways.