chore: Updated window height and README 4d8eaca8
stevedylandev · 2025-06-26 20:05 2 file(s) · +9 −7
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Through [AIChat](https://github.com/sigoden/aichat) you can have a great AI experience in your terminal. Start by running the command `ai` which will create a config and ask for your preferred and API key if applicable. If you want to use a local model with a tool like `ollama` use the `openai-compatible` option and use `http://localhost:11434/v1` as the base URL with no API key.
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Once installed you can use AI in multiple ways in your terminal.
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By installing `zsh-autosuggestions` and `zsh-syntax-highlighting` we're able to get a much better auto complete setup with zero zsh frameworks or package managers!
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![zsh gif](https://files.stevedylan.dev/zsh-completions.gif)
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### Better `cd` with `zoxide`
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As you use `cd` to move into different directories, zoxide will gain memory of where you've been and make it easier to navigate to it later. For example, if you used `cd ~/Desktop`, anytime after that you can just use `cd Desktop` to navigate directly to that folder, without needing the full path. You can also use partial words like `cd Desk`.
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### Better `ls` with `eza`
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`eza` provides a more visually appealing `ls` command that uses NerdFont icons from the patched [CommitMono](https://commitmono.com) font installed with your setup.
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### Better `htop` with `btop`
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Nothing is more satisfying than viewing your system processes, and there's not a better way to do that than with [`btop`](https://github.com/aristocratos/btop). For best color results, update the theme to `TTY` by hitting `ESC` then going to `Settings`.
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## Themes
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For those who may not know, the prompt is what the terminal greets you with. DARKMATTER uses [Starship](https://starship.rs) as it includes a wonderful default setup but also allows for deep customization. An easy way to change it is to check out the [presets list](https://starship.rs/presets/#presets) in the Starship docs.
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> [!INFO]
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> For more info on customizing your prompt [check out the docs](https://starship.rs)
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## Questions
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Feel free to open an issue or [send me a message](https://stevedylan.dev/links)!
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window-padding-balance = true
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window-save-state = always
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window-width = 85
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window-height = 25
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background = #121113
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foreground = #ffffff