JC.zsh is a Zsh configuration that seeks to resemble to Powerlevel10k without the bulkiness of it (though using Power10k gitstatus).

This is a personal zsh configuration so it will have some specific PATHs that you could delete or modify, some examples are the .zshpath and the gcp.plugin.zsh.

To use this you just need to:

1. Clone the repository to your $HOME.
2. Modify .zshrc on $HOME to:

# Own .zshrc
source ~/.zsh/.zshrc

You can download the terminals profiles from:

• Mac Terminal: docs/jc_zsh.terminal
• Warp Terminal:

curl -s -N 'https://warp-themes.com/d/fjbIrS03HtcpP5RyQg5z' | bash

Here are the full configurations of them to use in any terminal:

• Font: Hack Nerd Font Mono
• Terminal Colors:
  • Background:
    • Color: 292D3E
    • Opacity: 81%
    • Blur: 31%
  • Cursor:
    • Color: 8B8B8B
  • Text:
    • Color: FFFFFF
  • Black:
    • Normal: 292D3E
    • Bright: 959DCB
  • Red:
    • Normal: F07178
    • Bright: F07178
  • Green:
    • Normal: C3E88D
    • Bright: C3E88D
  • Yellow:
    • Normal: FFCB6B
    • Bright: FF5572
  • Blue:
    • Normal: 82AAFF
    • Bright: 82AAFF
  • Magenta:
    • Normal: C792EA
    • Bright: FFCB6B
  • Cyan:
    • Normal: 60ADEC
    • Bright: 676E95
  • White:
    • Normal: ABB2BF
    • Bright: FFFEFE

• When there is a crash in the computer and the computer is restarted, the already opened terminals fail to run the gitstatus script. This is solved by just doing a source ~/.zshrc after the computer is fully booted.