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Optionally, make use of the Windows Terminal Cascadia Code, which now has support for powerlines, too.I like Caskaydia Cove Nerd Font, which has the font name CaskaydiaCove NF when configuring it in the Windows Terminal font settings. In the docs of oh-my-posh, it's recommended to use NerdFonts. Moving on, the final missing piece on a normal machine is to get the Powerlines fonts working. Install fonts with support for the glyphs Make a note of the Theme name here, which is one of the names of all the downloaded themes. Open the PowerShell $PROFILE configuration file.Īdd the necessary configurations. Here's how I'm modifying the file and adding the required module and theme config so they are applied when launching my PowerShell sessions next time. The docs mention you can use Notepad, but I prefer to use Visual Studio Code. Modify the PowerShell profileįinally, if you want to standardize your PowerShell shell to always use oh-my-posh, you need to modify your $PROFILE. Make sure you restart your terminal/console to make the changes have effect. winget install JanDeDobbeleer.OhMyPosh -s wingetįor more insights about what options and configurations are available, check out the docs: Installation - Oh My Posh

I'm using winget to install, which is an awesome package manager for Windows. See the ready-made themes on the v website.įollowing the instructions, here are the things we need to do.Alien theme for the Oh-my-posh PowerShell experience in Windows Terminal.īefore the configuration, it makes sense to select a theme. Here's what my Windows Terminal looks like when I have Oh-my-posh installed, along with the posh-git tools that provide the added git-specific metadata in the command prompt. What is oh-my-posh? Oh my Posh is a custom prompt engine for any shell that has the ability to adjust the prompt string with a function or variable. Making Windows Terminal look awesome with oh-my-posh.Using third-party terminals within Windows Terminal.Install custom themes in Windows Terminal.