Support for "agnoster" theme in ZSH on Mac

[Nillerdadude]

The Agnoster theme can be enabled by changing the therein in the ~/.zshrc file:

ZSH_THEME="agnoster"

However the font needs to be patched on Mac

git clone https://github.com/powerline/fonts.git

From here I opened the Roboto Mono fonts open fonts/RobotoMono and then dragged all the *.ttf files to my font book (didn't figure out how to run than in my terminal - there might be a hint here but I didn't test it)

Here after you need to go into your terminal preferences and use the font one of the Roboto Mono fonts:

[Nillerdadude]

uploading the configuration I'm using for the terminal:

marcom-machine.terminal.txt

(if you strip the .txt extension you can open a terminal using this configuration simply by double clicking it - then save the configuration as your default

[ThaKangBaby]

Hey @lakruzz

I have worked on this issue and heres what i found:

• Setting theme to "agnoster" can be done as code
• Git cloning fonts and copying them over can also be done as code
• But the easiest way to import your configuration is to actually import it manually by downloading, renaming and double clicking it.

With the experience i got with marcom-users are that they have no clue on whats going on. So if i make the script readme bigger with more stuff will be more confusing for the end users i think. But if you want this added i can do it - no problem. I just believe with end-users that the less they have to do the better and easier.

[lakruzz]

@ThaKangBaby

You don't want the script as such to be "bigger" - we might want more features, but you should cut them out in smaller separate chunks - that would enable me to run the individually:

zsh-install.sh homebrew-install.sh git-install.sh ruby-and-gems-install.sh atom-install.sh

...don't know if that particular split up makes sense, but you get the meaning right?