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      <title>In the serie of dotfiles, here my dotfiles for zsh</title>
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![Photo by johannaschrag on unsplash.com](/static/post/post_20250927/shells.png "Photo by johannaschrag on unsplash.com")
Since few months, I'm using zsh as my main shell. In this post I explain changes I did and why. It uses Antidote, smart plugins, and a clean prompt.
For syntax highlighting to battery status in the prompt, every detail is tuned for my daily use.
Here’s how my .zshrc makes Zsh enjoyable.

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      <pubDate>Sun, 03 Aug 2025 18:42:00 +0100</pubDate>
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      <title>My zsh config</title>
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![Photo by Javardh on unsplash.com](/static/post/post_20250803/shell.jpg "Photo by Javardh on unsplash.com")
There are tones of zsh config on internet, but none were matching my needs. Thus, I've decided to build mine and to share it with you. 
Feel free to copy / re-use part of it. 


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