Zsh theme base on appearance.

If you use zinit, you can add following code to your .zshrc. Then execute source .zshrc. After cloning done, you will see the theme take effect.

if [[ "$USER" == "root" ]]; then
  PS1="%F{gray} %F{cyan}%c "
elif [[ "$OSTYPE" == darwin* ]]; then
  PS1="%F{gray} %F{cyan}%c "
elif grep -Eq "CentOS" /etc/*-release; then
  PS1="%F{magenta} %F{cyan}%c "
elif grep -Eq "Debian" /etc/*-release; then
  PS1="%F{magenta} %F{cyan}%c "
elif grep -Eq "Kali" /etc/*-release; then
  PS1="%F{blue} %F{cyan}%c "
else
  PS1="%F{green}✓ %F{cyan}%c "
fi
zinit ice wait lucid atload
zinit ice lucid wait='!0'
zinit light honbey/mzt

You can change the colors as you like.

Under macOS:

Under CentOS:

You can find icons from Nerd Fonts.

The theme duplicates many codes from ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/lib/theme-and-appearance.zsh and ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/themes/awesomepanda.zsh-theme. I only modify prompt and add different logos for different OS/user. Thanks to Robby Russell and ohmyzsh’s contributors.

Thanks to zdharma/zinit for providing the wonderful ZSH plugins manager.

Thanks to Nerd Fonts for providing the awesome fonts.

mzt is under the MIT license.