That looks like it's coming from OhMyZSH, not ZSH itself.
this post was submitted on 24 Apr 2025
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You are right! My bad, sorry! Thanks!
OhMyBad
The message comes from the update check.
It seems there is a setting somewhere to make it less verbose. Change verbosity from default to minimal.
Find out yourself how to change ohmyzsh settings please, I gotta go now
Thanks!
Using a shell that has social media, and closed source shit ones at that, would be enough reason for me to switch tbh
tbf it's "only" ohmyzsh that does that - some sort of prettifier or productivity suite for zsh. Still.
I have never seen this.
Consider using an alternative, like ohmyposh?
Is this message printed onto the screen everytime you open zsh?
It might be hardcoded into the config files, e.g. ~/.zshrc.
After updating oh my zsh, sry for the confusion
- I once thought
zshwas slow. - I thought it was slow due to Python
- Then I removed the Manjaro's OhMyZsh
- Turns out
zshwas neither slow nor Python
Though OhMyZsh was slow because I had the system on an HDD