It looks like they only include software that works in free operating systems (even though there is plenty of open source software for Windows) but might be helpful to some.

I've been using that for a while, and have been meaning to switch back to bash for almost as long. My complaints:stickerboy wrote:Lastly, anyone who works regularly in terminal should check out oh-my-zsh, some really cool stuff you can do like setting up command aliases and stuff
git reset HEAD^
still throw a random error? Worked in bash.zsh: correct 'hg' to 'bg' [nyae]?
0_ossh
and up will find the last ssh command I ran).plus you can see your changes as you make them in real timeAbout Brackets
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