Git Terminal in Linux [duplicate]

I'm new in Ubuntu or Linux in general. I just switched from Windows to Linux to keep my work here. Actually working as web developer.

I use Git commands a lot, and when I clone a repo, I don't get that good looking terminal like I had with Git Bash on Windows, like giving me branch name when I'm inside a folder, some autosuggestions/autocomplete...

I'm looking for another terminal program, like hyperTerminal or the one that comes with Manjaro.

2 Answers

usding zsh shell with .zshrc which allows autocompletiion, suggestion extra using oh-my-zsh

install if not present

sudo apt install zsh

change default shell to zsh

chsh -s $(which zsh)

install oh-my-zsh

sh -c "$(curl -fsSL )"

then edit .zshrc file u can refer my config file settings

nvim ~/.zshrc 

source the file

source ~/.zshrc

tmux for multiple split panels and windows

sudo apt install tmux

then Neovim 0.5 to to make terminal editor just like an idle

u can refer my dot files for examples

There are a lot of answers online & in various stack-exchange forums that show custom functions (foo() { call git and get info } ) and then integrating into PS1 ...but so many people have done it, that now much of this has been added to git.

First, install git (of course) & bash-completion (sudo apt install git bash-completion) and add to your prompt, using the git documentation (I believe bash completion may be a prerequisite, but even if not, it's really useful):