Fzf

I know, I know — I’ve promised tmux configuration twice now. But when I sat down to work on it, I kept getting distracted by how bare the shell itself felt. No prompt worth looking at, no autocompletion hints, no syntax coloring. Every time I typed a command, the stock zsh experience reminded me there was unfinished business here first.

In the previous post, I fixed the onchange script so the Ansible playbook actually triggers when it should. At the end, I mentioned fzf as the next tool to install. Here’s why it needed a different approach. Three Installation Strategies So Far # Over the last few posts, we’ve built up three ways to install software through chezmoi: