I have installed oh-my-zsh in a remote machine and powerline fonts in local PC. This mean if I use zsh, the special characters will not display correctly in other people's terminal.
How to make zsh serve only for me and others use the default one?
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Sign up to join this communityI have installed oh-my-zsh in a remote machine and powerline fonts in local PC. This mean if I use zsh, the special characters will not display correctly in other people's terminal.
How to make zsh serve only for me and others use the default one?
There are two way to switch to zsh, chsh -s /bin/zsh
will set zsh as default then every user should use it, zsh
will change shell to zsh only this time this connection. So the second way is just fine.
For these having similar problem, I write an alias
alias ssh_alias='ssh -p 1234 -i path/to/id_rsa name@host -t '\''zsh'\'