I remember such stuff was in manjaro KDE edition. When you type something it colored red and you see hints. Hope you understand what i mean.
I’m currently use gnome-terminal on manjaro cinnamon and i want to have such hints. How can i do that?
I( think you’d need Manjaro’s ZSH, which is in thee community
repository:
$ pamac search zsh
[...]
manjaro-zsh-config [Installed] 0.24-2 community
Zsh configuration for manjaro
[...]
…and can thus be installed using:
pamac install manjaro-zsh-config
I suspect this’ll then pull in the dependencies for it as well, which is obviously neccessary.
Hope this helps!
Edit:
Forgot about this:
Do this with
chsh /bin/zsh
AFAIK anyway.
The default shell there is zsh.
You can easily change that for you using chsh.
install zsh and manjaro-zsh-config, then change the shell
If the desktop environment is KDE (or more specifically, if you use Konsole for terminal), you need to change the shell in Konsole Settings (create a new profile, set it as default, and change the shell in the profile). But yeah most other terminal emulator use the user shell you define with chsh
.
That should be provided by some command_not_found
functionality, which is available for both bash
and zsh
with related packages of them.
I guess for zsh
it is manjaro-zsh-config
like the others already pointed out…
I don’t think the one for bash
does any color coding though…