You are the best youtuber I have discovered this year by far. Thanks mate for the advices, tutorials and guides.
I got my Macbook pro yesterday and your video showed up. Can't imagine a better love story.
Just wanted to say that you're the coolest guy ever! Every video is great, hope to become a quarter of the dev you are one day!
Thanks mate ๐this was really helpful for someone who's mainly a biomedical engineer but wants to flex on my CS friends lol
First thing Utsav installs is homebrew - Vid worth watching
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!
This is the equivalent of installing node to download a library to sum two numbers. Keep your terminals clean. It's a cascade of small annoyances every time you do something slightly different you didn't completely configure, or didn't know you had to.
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.
adding to this do enable floating windows under the profile -> HotKey Windows -> Keys -> Configure Hot Keys -> floating window this would enable drawing over full screen apps useful while working on IDE
Best turotial Iโve seen in a month.
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.
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.
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.
The best video which worked for me, except auto suggestion, thanks for the video.
on step7, on the terminal, it displays zsh: command not found: code. Could you please tell me why, thank you very much!
Thank you for the video! Was a great tutorial and my terminal looks great now :)
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.
I used this for my last 2 laptops. Amazing
A great tutorial. Everything worked fine for me except my vs code terminal icons are half cut. Could you please address this issue?
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