Customizing Your Terminal - Linux Terminal Beautification - Chris Titus Tech
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Date: 2022-03-21
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Cayo
A bit late here but.... I install zsh, oh-my-zsh and powerlevel10k (will need the supported font as well) and then I clone these three addons for extra functionality:
1. zsh-autosuggestions
2. zsh-completions
3. zsh-syntax-highlighting
then add them to the plugins section in your zshrc file.
plugins=(
zsh-autosuggestions
zsh-completions
zsh-syntax-highlighting
)
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A bit late here but.... I install zsh, oh-my-zsh and powerlevel10k (will need the supported font as well) and then I clone these three addons for extra functionality:
1. zsh-autosuggestions
2. zsh-completions
3. zsh-syntax-highlighting
then add them to the plugins section in your zshrc file.
plugins=(
zsh-autosuggestions
zsh-completions
zsh-syntax-highlighting
)
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Cool
minor annoyance after pasting, writing out, and exiting the fancy prompt script I'm stuck with
FUNCTIONS:: command not found
as the first line of my terminal window now. it did work in terms of giving me the pretty arrows but I can't seem to get rid of it.
tried the 'clear' command as well as 'history -c' and a few other things but nothing has stuck. any ideas? great video btw
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minor annoyance after pasting, writing out, and exiting the fancy prompt script I'm stuck with
FUNCTIONS:: command not found
as the first line of my terminal window now. it did work in terms of giving me the pretty arrows but I can't seem to get rid of it.
tried the 'clear' command as well as 'history -c' and a few other things but nothing has stuck. any ideas? great video btw
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Max
Im on kali, (not sure if that has anything to do with it) and it dosent change anything in the appearence of the terminal I did:
sudo apt install fonts-powerline
su
nano /root/.bashrc -wrote the changes
nano .bashrc -wrote the changes
reboot
and nothing happened to the terminal any suggestions?
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Im on kali, (not sure if that has anything to do with it) and it dosent change anything in the appearence of the terminal I did:
sudo apt install fonts-powerline
su
nano /root/.bashrc -wrote the changes
nano .bashrc -wrote the changes
reboot
and nothing happened to the terminal any suggestions?
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Humvee
Hey Chris. Need some help here. So I'm trying to follow along on Manjaro Gnome and I can't find fonts-powerline anywhere. I found powerline fonts though. But when I also put the script into both of the .bashrc's the terminator still stays the same. any help here would be awesome. :-)
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Hey Chris. Need some help here. So I'm trying to follow along on Manjaro Gnome and I can't find fonts-powerline anywhere. I found powerline fonts though. But when I also put the script into both of the .bashrc's the terminator still stays the same. any help here would be awesome. :-)
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Oussama
Hi. Please i need some help. I always get no such a file or directory. I tried a lot of solutions but nothing changes. I think it's my terminal selected to look on on desktop. How do i change that
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Hi. Please i need some help. I always get no such a file or directory. I tried a lot of solutions but nothing changes. I think it's my terminal selected to look on on desktop. How do i change that
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Ronald
I have been looking around for a long time to change my terminal colors and the other people have a tough time changing but you have come up with a simple and wonderful color scheme.
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I have been looking around for a long time to change my terminal colors and the other people have a tough time changing but you have come up with a simple and wonderful color scheme.
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Dillinger86
I love Terminator, but on POP_OS it doesn't work now after their update, it's just stuck in the upper right corner unable to move it anywhere, how do I uninstall it!
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I love Terminator, but on POP_OS it doesn't work now after their update, it's just stuck in the upper right corner unable to move it anywhere, how do I uninstall it!
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John
I have been having some serious issues with the file manager refusing to copy files to external drives through the gui so terminal has really saved the day.
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I have been having some serious issues with the file manager refusing to copy files to external drives through the gui so terminal has really saved the day.
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Boris
If we have something in the .bashrc do we replace that with the shell script from the link or we just add the script after what we already have there?
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If we have something in the .bashrc do we replace that with the shell script from the link or we just add the script after what we already have there?
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Mike
Tried it out looks beautiful.. I've almost got endeavour os the way i like.. Thanks for your awesome tutorials. Have not used windows in 2 weeks
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Tried it out looks beautiful.. I've almost got endeavour os the way i like.. Thanks for your awesome tutorials. Have not used windows in 2 weeks
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