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Hi Nick!
Thanks a lot for the article, I've been following all the steps and I finally made it to the end 🎉🎉 I used Oh My Zsh before with the agnoster theme, so I decided to change it to powerline-go. You need Go in order to use it, but it's looks awesome 🙏
Here is the final result:
Hi, this looks cool. Could you please show me the step to config it (powerline-go)? I'm a bit confused here.
Help appreciated
Hi Mario
Yay 🎉! That looks very nice! Lots of useful info displayed! (love the directory name btw)
Nice article!
If you want to make it works in a "normal" console, you can install the Fira Code font (github.com/tonsky/FiraCode) and use it in the new Windows Terminal. It works fine with that font.
The only issue I have is that the git plugin is super slow with zsh.
Thank you!
That font is very nice. Using it as main editor font. Really liking the ligatures it has.
I'm using the z plugin since I read this article and I'm in love, thanks! ❤️
In VS Code, which font name should go here?
You have to put
ProFont for Powerline Regularas the font there. You also need to set thatFira Codefont in the Windows Terminal config.You got it!
Hope you are liking the setup.
These:
"
wsl --list --verbose
or
wsl -l -v
"
are not available in version 1 and won't work but it's an indicator that it's not v2
Good observation!
You'll need Windows build 18917 for those arguments to work, the build needed to make using WSL2 possible.
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/w...