Sep 1, 2018 · How the terminal handles these codes is up to the terminal, \033[31m ("foreground color red") could instead be displayed as green (or ignored); sets of such colors settings in the terminal might be called themes by the terminal software; this is completely distinct from oh-my-zsh themes despite using the same name.

With Oh-my-zsh I can customize so many themes but here zsh is controlling my shell and ~/.zshrc is a ...

I cloned the commonly known oh-my-zsh git repo, to gain themes, but want to stay with grml zsh config, which I downloaded from grml.org and placed into /usr/local/etc/zsh. I'm sourcing /usr/local/etc/zsh/zshrc from my ~/.zshrc , and now I want to use a theme from ~/.oh-my-zsh ( agnoster , to be exact, powerline and powerline-fonts are installed ...

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Jun 20, 2021 · So you cannot download the Kali Linux zsh theme, drop it in themes/, and set ZSH_THEME to its name as you usually can in Oh My Zsh. Instead, the customizations are made to .zshrc directly. You can inspect .zshrc which is included into Kali Linux and choose what customizations you want.

Feb 23, 2017 · and change the ZSH_THEME to: ZSH_THEME="fino" (you can set to any theme you like) now open a new terminal.. and check its work or not. let me know this works or not. if its work..

Dec 13, 2015 · I want to use zsh and the hassle starts already with setting the theme. I have .oh-my-zsh on my ~ I have a .zshrc file with the following line: ZSH_THEME="3den" I changed my standard-shell to zsh w...

May 24, 2021 · If you look at the oh-my-zsh code, that ZSH_THEME variable is used by the oh-my-zsh initialisation code to source a per-theme file. So if you want the theme to change whenever the current working directory lands in some directory, you need: to change that variable whenever the current directory changes

The man pages for zshparam has info about PROMPT/PS1, RPROMPT/RPS1, and other shell variables (these are zsh variables - not unique to powerline or oh-my-zsh). I don't understand what you want to do with the line that appears above the current command line; are you talking about previous commands you've run? What is your my-plain-ascii.zsh-theme?

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