adam_0

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Lua, Go, and C are my 3 favorite languages, in that order. I also know Java, C++, PHP, bash, and SQL well.

I've done quite a bit of beta testing / QA, some for websites and some for games.

I love gaming on my computers. Developing games is a fun pastime.

	101 reputation	bio	website	adam0.net	visits	member for	3 years, 6 months
2 badges		location	San Luis Obispo, CA		seen	May 10 at 20:56

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Feb 15	comment	How can I make zsh's vi mode behave more like bash's vi mode? My friend helped me find the answer... by using `bindkey "^H" backward-delete-char` and `bindkey "^?" backward-delete-char`, zsh will act more like vim (which I use) than vi.
Feb 15	comment	How can I make zsh's vi mode behave more like bash's vi mode? @marshaul, for each of the `bindkey`options you show here, I have an similar option prefixed by `vi-`, but not any exact matches. I'm wondering if I need both the matches exactly as shown here or if the `vi-` ones do the same thing.
Feb 13	comment	How can I make zsh's vi mode behave more like bash's vi mode? With regards to (2), when I do `bindkey \| grep <searchterm>` for any of the terms, they're all prefixed by `vi-`. Do I need to set up `bindkey` commands that aren't prefixed by `vi-`?
Feb 2	comment	Change the Login Shell of Mac OS X Lion from bash to zsh Confirmed that this works in Mountain Lion, as well as working with "non-standard shells" that you might install yourself (or have Homebrew install).
Feb 2	comment	Change the Login Shell of Mac OS X Lion from bash to zsh I installed a newer version of zsh with Homebrew, which put zsh in `/usr/local/bin/zsh`. Unfortunately, chsh doesn't allow this, saying `chsh: /usr/local/bin/zsh: non-standard shell`. Daniel Beck's answer is a suitable solution in this case.
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