After upgrading my OS and migrating to a new hard drive, my iTerm and oh-my-zsh didn't work. I would like to revert this annoying Terminal stuff back to not using oh-my-zsh. I've tried a few tips I found online, but I can't seem to get it back to normal. I will really appreciate any help with this.
OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)
Dj slate wrote:
How do I reset Terminal to it's default se
Does your account still use the default 'bash' shell
dscl . -read $HOME shell
If so, then you should be able to get the Terminal session back to all its defaults by deleting the Terminal preferences
Navigate to the folder in the Finder
Finder -> Go -> Go to folder -> ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.Terminal.plist
( ~ [tilda] is the shorthand way of specifying your own home folder)
and remove it (maybe drag it to the desktop so you can put it back if you do not like the results)
Back up all data, then delete the following items from your home directory:
.oh-my-zsh
.zcompdump
.zsh-update
.zsh_history
.zshrc
How do I reset Terminal to it's default se
Removing oh-my-zsh and restoring Terminal to default
