@@dreamsofautonomy you say your theme is Tokyo Night but have you modified it? Or perhaps you colour grade your videos? When pixel peeping your terminal colours seem very different to most Tokyonight themes. For example your background is darker, and the greens are more towards yellow than blue. I really like your colours is the reason I'm asking :)
I absolutely love the style of your videos. You not only share the step by step path for the build, configuration or topic you're trying to show, but also give a full rundown and explain the why and hows in which you came up with that specific configuration. It not only helps the viewer to build it and follow with more precision, but also teaches them in case they want to edit it to their own use case. It's amazing to watch and learn new things, you are building truly amazing videos. Keep it up my man
"me and catppuccin have gone our separate ways..." and now I need to know more 😄 I think it was your NvChad or tmux vids that put me on catppuccin and I do like it. I'm intrigued to know why you're no longer using it. Regardless, another great vid! I suspect I'll be trying the zen-zsh from your other vid. Keep up the great content.
This channel is an absolute gem! I love your overall style, editing flow and preference to more zen minimalist setups. Got myself setup with p10k from your vid, loving it!
"Windows Shells"--that irked me. I liked zsh and would have kept using it, except that it was a lot easier to figure out pwsh on my MacBook then try to run a POSIX shell on Windows
To be honest, something I liked about p10k was the ease of switching between templates interactively. Lately I want to use my time writing code instead of wasting time writing code to write code.
I think the "posix-compliance" argument against fish is overcooked - yes there are some differences in the way you do some things, but for everyday interactive use it's so much better (setting variables is SANE, and fish_add_path makes PATH simple). Tide prompt for fish is what I've settled on (after jumping between starship and it for a while) for the transient prompt and quick async feel. The customizability is a bit lacking but everything else makes up. Cheers and thanks for sharing the knowledge :) I've always been curious about oh-my-posh as well
Non-posix-compliant shells are fine if you know what you're doing. I would advise anyone against using it until they learn shell-scripting, so they won't just copy-paste commands hoping it is going to work
The last time I tried fish, it broke multiple distros. They are built with posix shells in mind and of course fish doesn't have conversion built-in, you have to install plugins.
@@mattymerr701 if it “broke multiple distros” it’s probably because you made it your default shell - I only use it for interactive use, my OS still uses bash
i been using oh-my-posh for a while now started using it on windows because it's one of the few that works with powershell, and then went i like this install it into my WSL environments :D
How fast does it start up? What I like about p10k is the instant prompt. Does omp have something similar? I remember starship being slower than p10k on zsh because starship has to give up on shell-specific optimisations that p10k enjoys.
It's a great question. There's no instant prompt freatue from what I can tell. That being said, my startup times are incredibly short so for me it's unnoticeable currently.
in the past, i had some issues with omp, which I can't remember what those were, so i just went back to starship. i might look it at it again since it is now cross platform so that I can use same stuff for my powershell and my wsl instance, and it has some nice features too!
I will definitely have to give oh-my-posh a look. I have obviously heard of it, but never gave it any attention, as I have been a p9/10k user for years. As this has just become my standard goto when configuring my terminal on a system, I haven't really explored others for quite some time.
@@AgapitoHampaslupa12 It's not if you don't use any of it's 'plugins'. I use it only because it has a set of features I am really used to. But I could not replicate those yet writing the rc file from scratch. It takes too much time, unfortunately. P.S. i think it the original comment is a sarcasm
Yeah it is a shame! But it'll still work for a long time I imagine. I actually am glad to have been pushed to try OMP as I think it has some really awesome features.
p10k isn't gone. It's still there. Still performant as always. It's just that the author believes the plugin has nothing more to add and i kind of agree. People still use calculator app even though it's basically in same state no?
I would love to see Nix videos on this channel. Since it's a bit different from the other distributions, I find it a bit hard to configure ( I guess I'm a newbie ). But it's very desirable because it's stable and has the package manager is the best
oh-my-posh was ridiculously slow back then when I have to use Windows 10 for work. It needs a whopping 7 seconds for the first launch until it's ready and ~2-3 second for the subsequent run. Maybe it's just Windows issue since even the stock PowerShell 7 needs ~3-5 seconds at first launch and ~1-2 seconds for the next launch. I missed my instantaneous zinit + p10k setup during those times.
This is still an issue under Linux, it takes about a 1-2 seconds for the prompt to load in, where as p10k is instant. Makes the terminal feel bloated and laggy.
@@darthwalsh1 I just tried the latest version of it on Windows. It's a bit faster but still a little bit slower than vanilla PowerShell. I think it is just Windows doing its thing. I also tried it on my Linux on a clean bash configuration and it's actually a little bit faster than my full blown zsh setup, so I might want to do a fair comparison in the future.
Hi, I wanted to thank you for the video - switching to a more streamlined workflow has made a big difference for me! My next goal is to set up the git staging count using this theme. I've reviewed the documentation, but I'm stuck. Can you provide some guidance on how to display the number of files in my working and staging directories? I'd really appreciate it!
Was really painful seeing you type "clear", try ctrl+l Old school terminal clear signal (Love your high quality animations btw, would love to know how you edit and create these)
Hey everyone, I could use a bit of help. I've gone through the documentation (RTFM), but I'm still unable to figure out how to display only the directory name when I'm in a Git repository. I don't want the full path to show up, just the directory name. However, if I'm not in a Git repository, then I do want the full path to be displayed. How can I achieve this?
A couple of weeks ago I spent almost half a day configuring oh-my-posh only to find out the next Monday that it interacts badly with poetry (python package manger) that I have to use at work. For some reason `poetry shell` doesn't properly start the virtual environment when I use oh-my-posh. No issues with starship. I was able to reproduce this on another machine as well. Bummer. I'll try to come up with some minimal instructions to reproduce it and file an issue...
@@dreamsofautonomy Custom one. Honestly, I was so disappointed that I didn't even think to try to revert to the default. I will, as soon as get the chance.
Alright. I went back to it, and I think I fixed it. I had two left prompts (for a starship look). First one with path, git info and python environment and second one the > prompt itself. I selectively commented out things in my configuration and noticed that if I have newline=true for both prompts then `poetry shell` misfires. So I removed the newline=true from the first one and added a " " at the beginning of the path segment template instead. It seems to work fine now... Bizarre.
People seem to like bells and whistles. If you're into pimping your prompt, then I guess OMP is nice. Just remember you don't have to use it. Especially if what you end up with is a fairly standard looking prompt without the fancy backgrounds. I had to write half of the functions I wanted anyway and like my prompt to be clean text, so I finally deleted OMP and just have a couple of bash scripts without dependencies. And also learned how to customize PS1 in the process, so I can modify it without having to look for someone else's scripts.
You kind of lost me when you rejected starship due to the lack of one insignificant feature; without even testing/trying the rest of it. It's kind of like rejecting a vehicle, that could be the best vehicle you've ever driven, because the cup-holder didn't quite perfectly fit your favourite mug. That better be one hell of a fine mug.🙂 Having said that, I have been undecided on p10k and starship, and will likely check out oh my posh. So, thank you for bringing it to my attention. I can now procrastinate on setting up my prompt instead of doing real work. 😑🤪
Nevermind just figured out that it's tmux with a regular terminal On another note I just figured out you run Dreams of Code too 🤦 Confirmed by the twitter being the same on both lol Turns out the voice didn't click cause you seem to speak rather more lax here. I'll yoink your tmux config from there instead XD
I use ohmyposh for powershell and ohmyzsh for zsh. I don't have any crazy config though so it doesn't matter that much for me. Anyway, kinda curious why ohmyzsh is not in the running for you.
Why exactly is the Non Posix shell a problem? If you wanna run commands from old scripts, like .sh you just have to put a comment on the top of the file or execute it via shell... Years ago I made the switch to fish and was skeptical of it being a good idea.... it turns out fish is awesome
I'm very interested in your project that uses JS and Golang in the same repo. I have a project that I'd LOVE to transition my backend to Golang and always thought I'd have to do it in different directories. Would you care to explain how you managed to do that?
In powerlevel10k, i could just install it with zinit, so thath if i just copy zsh folder & the p10k config file, start terminal, zinit would setup everything. Is that possible here?
You'll need to install oh-my-posh on the other system still but if you use gnu stow or any other dot file management, you'll be able to copy your omp configuration.
@@dreamsofautonomy yeah I do use stow and just a couple of hours ago copied the zsh folder and zinit installed it automatically. Well, this is the only downside in OMP i guess, not big though
@@soymadip. I have it working via zinit but there might be a cleaner way to do it: zinit ice from"gh-r" as"command" pick"oh-my-posh" zinit light JanDeDobbeleer/oh-my-posh oh-my-posh wasn't recognized as a command, so I just added an "alias oh-my-posh=path/to/zinit/omp/installation" immediately after those lines.
Not really understanding why you’re saying it’s “entering life support mode”? Powerlevel10k is pretty much feature complete, the maintainer is basically saying they’re no longer going to be responding to help requests.
I use pywal and oh my posh, pywal (a script that changes a ton of system colors based on your currrnt wallpaper) never overwrites any of the color theming of oh my posh, but it does change the rest of the terminal colours (background, text, etc.).
p10k project is not "dead". The maintainer just announced that he won't be providing personal support anymore. Please change the title to something other. Currently it's literally deceiving
Would you mind sharing why you hesitate to move away from POSIX compliant shells? Other than running scripts, what's the deal? It's not like you couldn't invoke bash or zsh if you want to, it's still gonna be around on your system.
Just small things like how to set an environment variable etc. It's second nature to me with zsh/bash but when working with fish I always have to look it up
POSIX compliance should have been dropped in the 90s when people realised there are better ways to do things. It should not be a limiting factor in choosing better shell tools.
I use starship and have the transient prompt like you say it can’t do, just requires a little fiddling. autoload -U colors && colors setopt prompt_subst function who_prompt { PROMPT="%{$fg_bold[red]%}➜ %{$reset_color%}" } who_prompt zle-line-init() { emulate -L zsh [[ $CONTEXT == start ]] || return 0 while true; do zle .recursive-edit local -i ret=$? [[ $ret == 0 && $KEYS == $'\4' ]] || break [[ -o ignore_eof ]] || exit 0 done local saved_prompt=$PROMPT local saved_rprompt=$RPROMPT PROMPT="%{$fg_bold[red]%}➜ %{$reset_color%}" RPROMPT='' zle .reset-prompt PROMPT=$saved_prompt RPROMPT=$saved_rprompt if (( ret )); then zle .send-break else zle .accept-line fi return ret } zle -N zle-line-init eval "$(starship init zsh)"
I tried omp but it's just way less responsive than p10k for me. I also had issues with the cursor shape being consistent when using vim mode (e.g. would only be a block when connecting over ssh). Had to switch back.
Im glad youre covering this one, been using oh-my-posh for ages and its the best prompt ive ever used!
It's really awesome! I've been enjoying it a lot
@@dreamsofautonomy you say your theme is Tokyo Night but have you modified it? Or perhaps you colour grade your videos? When pixel peeping your terminal colours seem very different to most Tokyonight themes. For example your background is darker, and the greens are more towards yellow than blue. I really like your colours is the reason I'm asking :)
I absolutely love the style of your videos.
You not only share the step by step path for the build, configuration or topic you're trying to show, but also give a full rundown and explain the why and hows in which you came up with that specific configuration. It not only helps the viewer to build it and follow with more precision, but also teaches them in case they want to edit it to their own use case.
It's amazing to watch and learn new things, you are building truly amazing videos. Keep it up my man
Thank you so much! I really appreciate hearing that.
"me and catppuccin have gone our separate ways..." and now I need to know more 😄 I think it was your NvChad or tmux vids that put me on catppuccin and I do like it. I'm intrigued to know why you're no longer using it.
Regardless, another great vid! I suspect I'll be trying the zen-zsh from your other vid. Keep up the great content.
I also started using Catppuccin because of the tmux videos. Would love to know the reason on switching
oh my fellow catppuccin comrades
Yes please elaborate :)
a good thing to include in this is to install the correct font so you can get the symbols! But this was great! I got this up and running in warp!
This channel is an absolute gem! I love your overall style, editing flow and preference to more zen minimalist setups.
Got myself setup with p10k from your vid, loving it!
Thank you!
Just a point of order: PowerShell itself is cross-platform. It's not Windows only. 💡
"Windows Shells"--that irked me.
I liked zsh and would have kept using it, except that it was a lot easier to figure out pwsh on my MacBook then try to run a POSIX shell on Windows
When people use Arch btw and dont want none POSIX
your videos on Dreams of Code channel are top notch, and now I have found this channel, that is amazing!
Thank you! I'm glad you like them!
I love starship
I've been using oh-my-posh and it's awesome! Quite simple for configuring
Very detailed explanation, thank you.
To be honest, something I liked about p10k was the ease of switching between templates interactively. Lately I want to use my time writing code instead of wasting time writing code to write code.
I thought oh my posh was the equivalent of oh my zsh for POwerSHell
That Tmux config looks amazing, can we get the tutorial for that? Or the dotfiles at least.
I think he already has a video covering it on his other channel
@@chrisd.2948 Nah, his tmux video has a completely different config.
I think the "posix-compliance" argument against fish is overcooked - yes there are some differences in the way you do some things, but for everyday interactive use it's so much better (setting variables is SANE, and fish_add_path makes PATH simple). Tide prompt for fish is what I've settled on (after jumping between starship and it for a while) for the transient prompt and quick async feel. The customizability is a bit lacking but everything else makes up.
Cheers and thanks for sharing the knowledge :) I've always been curious about oh-my-posh as well
Non-posix-compliant shells are fine if you know what you're doing. I would advise anyone against using it until they learn shell-scripting, so they won't just copy-paste commands hoping it is going to work
@@pacifi5t"If you wanna copy-paste commands, just run bash and paste them there."
@@DanCojocaru2000 thanks, but I stopped doing that long ago
The last time I tried fish, it broke multiple distros. They are built with posix shells in mind and of course fish doesn't have conversion built-in, you have to install plugins.
@@mattymerr701 if it “broke multiple distros” it’s probably because you made it your default shell - I only use it for interactive use, my OS still uses bash
amazing video as usual!
i been using oh-my-posh for a while now started using it on windows because it's one of the few that works with powershell, and then went i like this install it into my WSL environments :D
How fast does it start up? What I like about p10k is the instant prompt. Does omp have something similar?
I remember starship being slower than p10k on zsh because starship has to give up on shell-specific optimisations that p10k enjoys.
It's a great question. There's no instant prompt freatue from what I can tell. That being said, my startup times are incredibly short so for me it's unnoticeable currently.
in the past, i had some issues with omp, which I can't remember what those were, so i just went back to starship. i might look it at it again since it is now cross platform so that I can use same stuff for my powershell and my wsl instance, and it has some nice features too!
17:10 the "round" format is exactly what you're looking for
I used your config on Mac, zsh and Alacritty. Everything works besides transient prompt. Before I had it working using p10k
i think this is your best video so far Elliot 🎉
Thank you!
I will definitely have to give oh-my-posh a look. I have obviously heard of it, but never gave it any attention, as I have been a p9/10k user for years. As this has just become my standard goto when configuring my terminal on a system, I haven't really explored others for quite some time.
Tbh fish and omp also work great together in my experience: you really get hooked on the experience, if i do say so myself
I just love the "pure" prompt. It's so clean and no bs. I just install it with oh-my-zsh, no middleman.
Oh-my-zsh is bloat middleman
@@AgapitoHampaslupa12 It's not if you don't use any of it's 'plugins'. I use it only because it has a set of features I am really
used to. But I could not replicate those yet writing the rc file from scratch. It takes too much time, unfortunately.
P.S. i think it the original comment is a sarcasm
Can you make a video about the configuration of your tmux themes. I really like it, but i don't know how to make it like your themes
First this is the most person who explain every single line of his code ❤thanks 👍 second thing where did you download all of your wallpaper ❤thank you
All of my wallpapers are from freepik!
@@dreamsofautonomy please make a tutorial for nvim configuration thanks
great work! very nicely explained!
It's always a good day when DoA uploads
unfortunate naming lol (dead on arrival)
This is so good! Thanks man.
i love this "Fine, i will do it my self" energy.
Need a video on your tmux config! Or whatever that bottom line is
He has a video on it on his main channel!
@@ushankalover129 yes and no, he did update it, and he mentioned moving away from catpuccin, which is what he showed on his main channel
@@macfrag574you are right, I didn’t think of that. i agree then, a new tmux config video would be cool.
I used to use omp on windows. Maybe I should give that a shot on linux. Really sad to see p10k go.
Yeah it is a shame! But it'll still work for a long time I imagine.
I actually am glad to have been pushed to try OMP as I think it has some really awesome features.
p10k isn't gone. It's still there. Still performant as always. It's just that the author believes the plugin has nothing more to add and i kind of agree.
People still use calculator app even though it's basically in same state no?
I would love to see Nix videos on this channel. Since it's a bit different from the other distributions, I find it a bit hard to configure ( I guess I'm a newbie ). But it's very desirable because it's stable and has the package manager is the best
the transient prompt looks nice, can you add the date and duration in seconds for the command to make it a little bit more log like?
Can you please share your t-mux configuration? I like the way it looks :)
I rate this video 6/10 for using yay instead of paru
oh-my-posh was ridiculously slow back then when I have to use Windows 10 for work. It needs a whopping 7 seconds for the first launch until it's ready and ~2-3 second for the subsequent run. Maybe it's just Windows issue since even the stock PowerShell 7 needs ~3-5 seconds at first launch and ~1-2 seconds for the next launch.
I missed my instantaneous zinit + p10k setup during those times.
I also have omp in my windows system's pwsh. It also take quite a while to start up, but I'm pretty sure that's just windows doing windows thing
This is still an issue under Linux, it takes about a 1-2 seconds for the prompt to load in, where as p10k is instant. Makes the terminal feel bloated and laggy.
@@s1nistr433 funny enough I found a thread on their github 2 years ago saying it beats both p10k and starship in performance
Were you using the older powershell module based v2 oh-my-posh? The shell-agnostic v3 in this video is a complete rewrite in go.
@@darthwalsh1 I just tried the latest version of it on Windows. It's a bit faster but still a little bit slower than vanilla PowerShell. I think it is just Windows doing its thing.
I also tried it on my Linux on a clean bash configuration and it's actually a little bit faster than my full blown zsh setup, so I might want to do a fair comparison in the future.
What the fonts did you use in your distro and terminal ❤
Hi, I wanted to thank you for the video - switching to a more streamlined workflow has made a big difference for me! My next goal is to set up the git staging count using this theme. I've reviewed the documentation, but I'm stuck. Can you provide some guidance on how to display the number of files in my working and staging directories? I'd really appreciate it!
Was really painful seeing you type "clear", try ctrl+l
Old school terminal clear signal
(Love your high quality animations btw, would love to know how you edit and create these)
Haha I get this about 4 times a day. My ctrl+l is rebound.
yet another great video, awesome work! when'll you stream again?
Will be streaming today!
Hey everyone, I could use a bit of help. I've gone through the documentation (RTFM), but I'm still unable to figure out how to display only the directory name when I'm in a Git repository. I don't want the full path to show up, just the directory name. However, if I'm not in a Git repository, then I do want the full path to be displayed. How can I achieve this?
A couple of weeks ago I spent almost half a day configuring oh-my-posh only to find out the next Monday that it interacts badly with poetry (python package manger) that I have to use at work. For some reason `poetry shell` doesn't properly start the virtual environment when I use oh-my-posh. No issues with starship. I was able to reproduce this on another machine as well. Bummer. I'll try to come up with some minimal instructions to reproduce it and file an issue...
Are you using the default config or a custom one? I'll give poetry a go and see if I also encounter it.
@@dreamsofautonomy Custom one. Honestly, I was so disappointed that I didn't even think to try to revert to the default. I will, as soon as get the chance.
Alright. I went back to it, and I think I fixed it. I had two left prompts (for a starship look). First one with path, git info and python environment and second one the > prompt itself. I selectively commented out things in my configuration and noticed that if I have newline=true for both prompts then `poetry shell` misfires. So I removed the newline=true from the first one and added a "
" at the beginning of the path segment template instead. It seems to work fine now... Bizarre.
People seem to like bells and whistles. If you're into pimping your prompt, then I guess OMP is nice. Just remember you don't have to use it. Especially if what you end up with is a fairly standard looking prompt without the fancy backgrounds. I had to write half of the functions I wanted anyway and like my prompt to be clean text, so I finally deleted OMP and just have a couple of bash scripts without dependencies. And also learned how to customize PS1 in the process, so I can modify it without having to look for someone else's scripts.
Very nice configuration! Can you make a video on how you configured the bottom part of the console? Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely! But the quick answer is that it's just tmux with the tokyonight theme
You kind of lost me when you rejected starship due to the lack of one insignificant feature; without even testing/trying the rest of it. It's kind of like rejecting a vehicle, that could be the best vehicle you've ever driven, because the cup-holder didn't quite perfectly fit your favourite mug. That better be one hell of a fine mug.🙂
Having said that, I have been undecided on p10k and starship, and will likely check out oh my posh. So, thank you for bringing it to my attention. I can now procrastinate on setting up my prompt instead of doing real work. 😑🤪
What is the bottombar on your terminal? It seems to be shell tabs, some sort of tmux / zelijj / wezterm with styling? Didn't spot it on your dotfiles
What terminal do you use? I'm really curious cause it looks really clean
Nevermind just figured out that it's tmux with a regular terminal
On another note I just figured out you run Dreams of Code too 🤦 Confirmed by the twitter being the same on both lol
Turns out the voice didn't click cause you seem to speak rather more lax here.
I'll yoink your tmux config from there instead XD
Transient prompts do make it harder to give an ai context about your pwd when using ai to debug
starship has transient prompt now at least
wait didnt know u mentioned it lol buuuuut they have bash instructions now
Could you please tell us what font you are using for your shell?
JetBrains Mono Nerd Font!
Hi, could you showcase your Linux rice? Love how your terminal/setup looks in all your videos ❤
What a beautiful video
My suggestion plugin used to function with oh-my-zsh, what is the one he is using and how can I set it up to work in oh-my-posh ?
Thanks in advance !
I found Oh My Posh quite slower than Starship. Oh, it also supports transient prompts
Not for zsh...
@@dreamsofautonomy you are correct! I confused zsh with fish while reading the starship docs, apologies for that.
its realy good but how add env variable in prompt
What terminal emulator is that? It looks awesome
Alacritty! I'm using it with tmux as well.
Wait. Oh My Posh is available for other shells aside from Powershell?
I use ohmyposh for powershell and ohmyzsh for zsh. I don't have any crazy config though so it doesn't matter that much for me.
Anyway, kinda curious why ohmyzsh is not in the running for you.
I have a video on zsh where I mention why I don't tend to use omz!
Nothing wrong with using "unmaintained" software. If it works, it works.
I agree. But for some people, they want support.
OMP also has a couple of other features that p10k does not.
@@dreamsofautonomy how about zsh-bench results?
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Any Idea why the secondary prompt always falls back to default config?
Subjunctive mood.
If this be the case, . . .
ohmyposh is slow in Windows how does it do in Linux?
powerline-go is another option
tried oh my posh for serval days, but the transient prompt never worked.
What font is that?
hello. I was wondering how you designed the tmux bottom toolbar in the video, please share it in your next video. Thank you.
It's just tokyo night theme! I have a video on tmux on my main channel, will be doing a refreshed version on this channel once it hits 1M views :)
Why exactly is the Non Posix shell a problem?
If you wanna run commands from old scripts, like .sh you just have to put a comment on the top of the file or execute it via shell...
Years ago I made the switch to fish and was skeptical of it being a good idea.... it turns out fish is awesome
I'm very interested in your project that uses JS and Golang in the same repo. I have a project that I'd LOVE to transition my backend to Golang and always thought I'd have to do it in different directories. Would you care to explain how you managed to do that?
Absolutely! If you check out my main channel, I tend to do more coding content there.
In powerlevel10k, i could just install it with zinit, so thath if i just copy zsh folder & the p10k config file, start terminal, zinit would setup everything.
Is that possible here?
You'll need to install oh-my-posh on the other system still but if you use gnu stow or any other dot file management, you'll be able to copy your omp configuration.
@@dreamsofautonomy yeah I do use stow and just a couple of hours ago copied the zsh folder and zinit installed it automatically.
Well, this is the only downside in OMP i guess, not big though
@@soymadip. I have it working via zinit but there might be a cleaner way to do it:
zinit ice from"gh-r" as"command" pick"oh-my-posh"
zinit light JanDeDobbeleer/oh-my-posh
oh-my-posh wasn't recognized as a command, so I just added an "alias oh-my-posh=path/to/zinit/omp/installation" immediately after those lines.
I like your accent!
Hyprland video incoming.
Hey, could you share your tmux status bar config?
what kind of absolute psychopath prefers yaml? madness
I’m very interested in that tmux conf …
Try starship.
Bro just just ship to fish.
Not really understanding why you’re saying it’s “entering life support mode”? Powerlevel10k is pretty much feature complete, the maintainer is basically saying they’re no longer going to be responding to help requests.
They said “most bugs will go unfixed” @0:09
The commit literally says "life support mode"
There's always something that could be added, feature complete is just not a thing.
@@adrianscarlett”you can always bloat it more!”
He's not fixing the header scrambling problem when you resize the window
Please compare to starship ...
I hope you ever make a nixos version.
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If I use any color scheme, then it going to override the colors defined statically ?
I use pywal and oh my posh, pywal (a script that changes a ton of system colors based on your currrnt wallpaper) never overwrites any of the color theming of oh my posh, but it does change the rest of the terminal colours (background, text, etc.).
@@paultapping9510 can you please share your dotfiles or any setup video
4 minutes ago is crazy
You should reconsider your opinion on fish
i find starship cleaner in general
which WM are you using ?
Hyprland!
Switch to fish sooner than later. I wish I had. Imo, both posix and structured data are YAGNI for your interactive shell.
p10k project is not "dead". The maintainer just announced that he won't be providing personal support anymore. Please change the title to something other. Currently it's literally deceiving
"may have"
You "prefer a minimal experience"? Disable those icons on tmux, then 👍 😂
You're not a fan I take it?
@@dreamsofautonomy it doesn't bother me too much, but if you're looking for a zen experience...
This guy gets what it means to be zen!
TMUX
Would you mind sharing why you hesitate to move away from POSIX compliant shells? Other than running scripts, what's the deal? It's not like you couldn't invoke bash or zsh if you want to, it's still gonna be around on your system.
Just small things like how to set an environment variable etc. It's second nature to me with zsh/bash but when working with fish I always have to look it up
First ❤
Ohh Starship
POSIX compliance should have been dropped in the 90s when people realised there are better ways to do things. It should not be a limiting factor in choosing better shell tools.
I use starship and have the transient prompt like you say it can’t do, just requires a little fiddling.
autoload -U colors && colors
setopt prompt_subst
function who_prompt {
PROMPT="%{$fg_bold[red]%}➜ %{$reset_color%}"
}
who_prompt
zle-line-init() {
emulate -L zsh
[[ $CONTEXT == start ]] || return 0
while true; do
zle .recursive-edit
local -i ret=$?
[[ $ret == 0 && $KEYS == $'\4' ]] || break
[[ -o ignore_eof ]] || exit 0
done
local saved_prompt=$PROMPT
local saved_rprompt=$RPROMPT
PROMPT="%{$fg_bold[red]%}➜ %{$reset_color%}"
RPROMPT=''
zle .reset-prompt
PROMPT=$saved_prompt
RPROMPT=$saved_rprompt
if (( ret )); then
zle .send-break
else
zle .accept-line
fi
return ret
}
zle -N zle-line-init
eval "$(starship init zsh)"
I have with starship too 🤙🏾
I'm happy to watch these videos that exposed me to transient prompt as well
Dude, that is amazing. Should be top comment.
Zsh is not POSIX either
But everybody says so. I am confused now.
is oh-my-posh a replacement for oh-my-zsh?
I don't use oh-my-zsh personally, but it's more of a replacement for your prompt theme
Oh my zsh is a plugin manager that also handles prompts
I tried omp but it's just way less responsive than p10k for me. I also had issues with the cursor shape being consistent when using vim mode (e.g. would only be a block when connecting over ssh). Had to switch back.
I freaking hate the transient prompt...