I recently switched to zsh from bash, and I'm using oh-my-zsh. There's a completion behaviour I don't want: in any directory, the list of autocompletion candidates seems to include the names of all users' home directories.
I wasn't able to find the right zsh option to disable this behaviour out of the hundreds that exist.
cdpath, try unsetting it:cdpath=(). – Thor Aug 15 '12 at 2:47oh-my-zsh, and this behaviour disappears when I don't source it. But I'm still wondering which setting is responsible, so I can just turn that one off. – jogloran Aug 15 '12 at 2:51/homeand have enabledautocdthis is expected as it is completing a directory. – Ulrich Dangel Aug 15 '12 at 10:23/home/jogloran). I want to access a directory/home/jogloran/apple/banana, so I typecd apple/ba<TAB>. But in addition to the pathapple/banana, there's a user calledbambi, and there are two completion candidates:bambiandbanana. Worse,bambicomes first in the completion list. If I selectbambi, I get taken to~bambi. I'm not in/home, so this isn't expected behaviour, and I've triedcdpath=()beforehand. – jogloran Aug 15 '12 at 11:59