Merge powerline

[wernight]

I found Oh-My-Zsh to be probably the most complete place for ZSH plugins.

https://github.com/Lokaltog/powerline ZSH part has also many nice features which are mostly like a OMZ theme.

It would be nice to talk to these guys and see if a OMZ theme providing their features in OMZ would be possible.

PS: Along the themes side, I'd like to see a favourite voting system.

[wernight]

See also jeremyFreeAgent/oh-my-zsh-powerline-theme#35

[ncanceill]

Hi,

Firstly, many OMZ themes already use powerline fonts — see the amazing Agnoster's theme.

Secondly, OMZ has enough themes for now, please read the README thoroughly — and we thought "README" was obvious enough as a filename...

I guess this answers your inquiries — in such case, please close this issue using the button at the bottom of the page.

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Your commentary about "a favourite voting system" for themes is kind of off-topic, but know that we have some work in progress about that: see #2690 and #2902.

[wernight]

Sorry I missed the readme update on that.

The one I pointed has features and style that is only approximated by ZSH agnoster theme. One way to see it is the number of stars on the two projects (having nearly the same "theme"):

• https://github.com/jeremyFreeAgent/oh-my-zsh-powerline-theme
• https://github.com/Lokaltog/powerline

Hope you'll still consider it for future references due to its popularity and features:

• Python virtualenv
• Git branch and status
• Exit code
• SSH and remote
• Responsive design (display details adaptive to column width)
• and beautiful look

Note that I'm not a contributor of either of those.

[ncanceill]

I agree, the theme looks very nice, I may give it a try.

In the meantime, however, please abide by our guidelines and close this PR. You will be welcome to re-submit when the repo becomes more manageable and @robbyrussell re-allows themes — if I do not come back to it myself at that time.

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Note that I'm not a contributor of either of those.

We do not care about that, you are allowed to preach for your own parish.