Package zsh-templates-2.0.1-1

=============================================================================== These files work "out of the box" but you must set this up in one of two ways: Method 1: ========== Make /sw/bin/zsh your default user shell. To do so, you must edit the file /etc/shells and add to it the line /sw/bin/zsh Then issue the following command: chsh -s /sw/bin/zsh Method 2: ========== Make /bin/zsh your default shell. To do this, issue chsh -s /bin/zsh Then create the following two symbolic links: sudo ln -s /sw /share/zsh/templates/etc/zshenv /etc/. sudo ln -s /sw /share/zsh/templates/etc/zshrc /etc/. =============================================================================== =============================================================================== A wiki for zsh-templates has now been created, describing what is in the package in detail. It can be visited at the following URL: http://tinyurl.com/y3r4kp The command "configure_zsh_templates" will be issued automatically when an interactive shell is started for the first time. A GUI will assist the user in fine-tuning the configuration automatically. =============================================================================== Modifications and enhancements of zsh distributed templates were written by Gary Kerbaugh, W. G. Scott, Wataru Kagawa and several others. Completion functions _open, _fink, _hdiutils, _defaults and their dependencies were written by Motoi Washida and will be included by default in future versions of zsh. Some of these (_open, _fink) have been modified to work faster. More details are available here: http://tinyurl.com/y3r4kp ===============================================================================