EmbeddingGemma 2: an open, lightweight multimodal embedding model
deepmind.google·6d ago
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Lobsters·28d ago·5 min read
How I use a single .zshrc file on macOS and Windows (WSL2)
TL;DR
A single .zshrc file is effectively used across macOS and Windows (WSL2) to streamline command line operations. This approach simplifies managing configurations for different operating systems while leveraging the power of zsh.
✦ Why It Matters
Consider using chezmoi to manage your dotfiles for a consistent command line experience across different operating systems.
Key Takeaways
- Use a single .zshrc file for macOS and WSL2.
- Implement OS detection to manage specific configurations.
- Utilize aliases for SSH commands in WSL.
- Redefine commands like 'open' for cross-platform compatibility.
How It Works
The author checks if the shell is running in WSL by examining the /proc/version file. If it detects WSL, it sets an IS_WSL variable to apply Windows-specific configurations, such as using Windows executables for SSH commands and redefining the 'open' command to launch Windows Explorer.