Not the most critical stuff, but this is the reason I went through all this trouble - might as well pay it off! You're already running zsh, but now we're going to add a manager to handle plugins, updating, and themes. zshrc with the oh-my-zsh one, so hold out on tweaking that!
We're also about to overwrite the default. If you keep following, I'll be providing my configuration which you can poke around. This is what we'll be using to tweak from here out! If you're prompted to generate configuration files, feel free to.
Tada you have a ConEmu running cygwin, running mintty. Save settings and hit Win+Down, run your task.This only affects cmd / non-mintty terminals from what I've seen, but is pleasent to have set for when not using mintty. Under Keyboard check 'Install keyboard hooks' (Might now be called Support special hotkeys if missing - Thanks Under Paste make sure each mode is in 'Multi-line'.Under Keys and Macros, here are my settings.IMPORTANT If anything, don't skip this setting: under Tasks, hit the '+' button to create a task that looks like this:.Under Confirm, turn off the new console / tab dupping confirms.Set width to 95%, height 75% (be sure to type the %!). This applies for the quake style drop down too, which I'm going to lead you into setting up. Under Size&Position we're going to tweak the size of the final window.Under Main (Check General > Fonts if missing - Thanks we're going to set the font for non-mintty terminals, just for consistency: Hack, Size 16, Uncheck the option for an alternative font.Right click the tab bar of cmder to open the settings.Unpack cmder to a desired location, this is where you'll be keeping cmder permenantly, so pick a cozy spot.Features a quake-style drop down shell if you're that kind of person, but more importantly plays really nice with keyboard interactions. It's flexible and highly customizable, which tends to make it desireable. This is a conemu derivative to run shells inside of. Set execution policy and run it.' (Thanks Download cmder to get started (the full version!). Powerline fonts, for the uneducated, are patched fonts that include some fancy symbols related to git and such. I only use Hack in this guide, so feel free to stick to this. Download and install some or all of the powerline fonts.Now onto cmder, which is the terminal emulator of choice for this guide. It's mostly the backbone of this little operation. Unless you are adding more packages with apt-cyg, you'll probably not be touching cygwin much more. That's it for cygwin, you can close the terminal.
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