I think you just saved me a whole bunch of debugging. With this "fix" it seems that the Ubuntu VM is a LOT faster when resolving domains. My VM had internet connection, but DNS resolving was kind of slow.
What I know about it is, that a "real UNIX line" is a line which has a break at the end. This means, a line without a linebreak is not a complete line. Many UNIX/Linux programs rely on the fact that a line has a linebreak and if you use "grep" etc. which works mainly by reading/scanning lines, you're good to have a line ending for every line, also the last line to prevent odd behaviour using those programs.
Are there any (fundamental) differences between phpswitch and phpbrew worth mentioning? Are there different use-cases maybe?
In combination with 'cursor: default;' this is really awesome!
There's a discussion going on regarding this issue:
https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/pull/1570
Shorter one:
contains = branch --contains
That would be cool to have it colored. Anyone?
Really cool! :D
Any other neat "Vagrant + VirtualBox + Ubuntu" tricks? :D