Just want to say thanks in 2024, i had my oh-my-posh setup with gitbash for a long time, and had been wondering if there was a way to use terminal icons along side it. LSD coupled with aliasing the existing ls cmd worked perfectly! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank for the great video. Instead of closing and restarting git bash, you could use the command source ~/.bashrc to tell git bash to reload configuration
Amazing video, bro! I was searching for a way to apply exactly this font to Windows! One thing worth mentioning, though is that after installing the fonts, etc. one might need restart of the PC so guys, don't panic if something didn't apply as in the video, just restart your machine :) You got a sub from me! :)
Hello, DevMentors! Great video. Thanks for sharring the knowledge. i have a question, how to apply the same configuration and theme on the original git bash as well as the git bash in the vs code terminal?
Awesome Video! I have a problem: I installed scoop lsd but when I use the lsd -l command it doesnt show the same table as it should. It only shows unsorted Numbers and names. Can your help me?
Is this supposed to affect the actual Git Bash terminal as well, because while my Microsoft Terminal one looks great my actual bash one still looks broken 💔
I got you bro... go to settings -> left down corner -> open json file -> you can edit tango dark or edit new bg style same as video { "background": "#002B36", "black": "#000000", "blue": "#424242", "brightBlack": "#555753", "brightBlue": "#E82D72", "brightCyan": "#E82D72", "brightGreen": "#2FEBC4", "brightPurple": "#AD7FA8", "brightRed": "#EF2929", "brightWhite": "#EEEEEC", "brightYellow": "#FCE94F", "cursorColor": "#FFFFFF", "cyan": "#37FFB5", "foreground": "#FAFFF6", "green": "#B0D700", "name": "NEW BACKGROUND", "purple": "#75507B", "red": "#FF5C5C", "selectionBackground": "#FFFFFF", "white": "#D3D7CF", "yellow": "#C4A000" } booomm
Still waiting for mine unit, so I can't really say anything yet :D Although, I used to work on MBP 13 M1 (16 GB RAM) and the overall experience was... not as good as I expected. That was mostly, because of issues with some docker images and poor performance of JB Rider which I believe was still running via Rosetta. With new chips, more RAM, .NET 6 and ARM support from JetBrains - the overall experience might be just completely different. I'll record my thoughts on this topic once I'll use it for a while
ahh... this one Scoop requires 'C:\Windows\System32\Robocopy.exe' to work. Please make sure 'C:\Windows\System32' is in your PATH. i hate windows and it shows
Got an error doing this. (Great video btw, thanks a lot) "bash: [: /c/Users/JohnDoe: binary operator expected" To fix this I just modified the .bashrc file to the following: Just added " " around the variable name THEME, and resolved the error. # Theme THEME=$HOME/.bash/themes/git_bash_windows_powerline/theme.bash if [ -f "$THEME" ]; then . "$THEME" fi unset THEME
Really beautiful git bash. I couldn't do it here This Code is not working: # Theme THEME=$HOME/.bash/themes/git_bash_windows_powerline/theme.bash if [ -f $THEME ]; then . $THEME fi unset THEME alias ls='lsd' When reopen windows terminal it appears: bash: [: /c/Users/Rafael: binary operator expected
Dude! You made my git terminal stand out. My colleagues were jealous and I have shared your channel 👍
This was AWESOME, thanks so much!! Love my new Git Bash terminal!!
Just want to say thanks in 2024, i had my oh-my-posh setup with gitbash for a long time, and had been wondering if there was a way to use terminal icons along side it. LSD coupled with aliasing the existing ls cmd worked perfectly! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank for the great video. Instead of closing and restarting git bash, you could use the command source ~/.bashrc to tell git bash to reload configuration
Amazing video, bro!
I was searching for a way to apply exactly this font to Windows! One thing worth mentioning, though is that after installing the fonts, etc. one might need restart of the PC so guys, don't panic if something didn't apply as in the video, just restart your machine :)
You got a sub from me! :)
Love it... Thank you so much.
Appreciate! Now my git bash looks cool :)
how to remove this
Thanks really worked! you are awesome ❤
Hello, DevMentors!
Great video. Thanks for sharring the knowledge.
i have a question, how to apply the same configuration and theme on the original git bash as well as the git bash in the vs code terminal?
Loved it
Thank you very much!
Awesome Video! I have a problem: I installed scoop lsd but when I use the lsd -l command it doesnt show the same table as it should. It only shows unsorted Numbers and names. Can your help me?
yeah me too and sometimes it says permission denied
Same issue here
Same
Yup same issue, did anyone find a solution to this?
Me too :(
Have you tried oh my posh?
One issue I found is that the lsd command outputs powershell codes which bash just displays as text
me too
How to I make Git Bash inside VS Code look like this?
after adding to bashrc shows this error bash: [: /c/Users/Parbat: binary operator expected
Is this supposed to affect the actual Git Bash terminal as well, because while my Microsoft Terminal one looks great my actual bash one still looks broken 💔
Hi, very nice but at least in my Levono T15 Laptop with Windows 11, prompt generation is really slow. Do you have any suggestion/tip? Thanks a lot
highly recommend solution is new laptop :)
I'm having the same issue with a good laptop (i7-1365U)
Do you know how to get rid of white blinking when there are no symbols in the bash and you're using backspace?
why doesn't my tango dark look like your's, mine is full black did you tweak the color scheme if so please do share
Same issue here in Windows 11.
same issue how did you remove this brother
I got you bro...
go to settings -> left down corner -> open json file -> you can edit tango dark or edit new bg style
same as video
{
"background": "#002B36",
"black": "#000000",
"blue": "#424242",
"brightBlack": "#555753",
"brightBlue": "#E82D72",
"brightCyan": "#E82D72",
"brightGreen": "#2FEBC4",
"brightPurple": "#AD7FA8",
"brightRed": "#EF2929",
"brightWhite": "#EEEEEC",
"brightYellow": "#FCE94F",
"cursorColor": "#FFFFFF",
"cyan": "#37FFB5",
"foreground": "#FAFFF6",
"green": "#B0D700",
"name": "NEW BACKGROUND",
"purple": "#75507B",
"red": "#FF5C5C",
"selectionBackground": "#FFFFFF",
"white": "#D3D7CF",
"yellow": "#C4A000"
}
booomm
@@m.detagianfaiz6253 hey bro i got font issue too still after installing the new one can you help me
@@m.detagianfaiz6253 YOU SAVED ME THANKS SO MUCH
Great video! What's your opinion on c# development on the new macbook pro?
Still waiting for mine unit, so I can't really say anything yet :D Although, I used to work on MBP 13 M1 (16 GB RAM) and the overall experience was... not as good as I expected. That was mostly, because of issues with some docker images and poor performance of JB Rider which I believe was still running via Rosetta. With new chips, more RAM, .NET 6 and ARM support from JetBrains - the overall experience might be just completely different. I'll record my thoughts on this topic once I'll use it for a while
@@DevMentorsEN sounds great! I'm afraid of spending $$$ on it and being dissatisfied
now the big REAL question is.. How do i make VS Code use the terminal we already customized
legend!! just need zsh
heck i got problem with robocopy, it drives me mad af!!! can we talk about it in the next video???? i can't install scoop without robocopy.
thank you
Doesn't work for me :( I can't wait to get back on Linux full time!!! New Debian just release. Gonna use that instead of this lame Windows.
Not working for me.
Almost worked. It doesn't show the 'master' part of the command line.
I have the same issue. Did you get it to work?
@@gijstempelman9400 I got it to work by reinstalling posh (followed youtube videos). Sorry I don't remember the exact one.
ahh... this one Scoop requires 'C:\Windows\System32\Robocopy.exe' to work. Please make sure 'C:\Windows\System32' is in your PATH. i hate windows and it shows
polska?
Very long video, you could resume into 5 mins
It's so god damn small.👎
Got an error doing this. (Great video btw, thanks a lot)
"bash: [: /c/Users/JohnDoe: binary operator expected"
To fix this I just modified the .bashrc file to the following:
Just added " " around the variable name THEME, and resolved the error.
# Theme
THEME=$HOME/.bash/themes/git_bash_windows_powerline/theme.bash
if [ -f "$THEME" ]; then
. "$THEME"
fi
unset THEME
Really beautiful git bash. I couldn't do it here
This Code is not working:
# Theme
THEME=$HOME/.bash/themes/git_bash_windows_powerline/theme.bash
if [ -f $THEME ]; then
. $THEME
fi
unset THEME
alias ls='lsd'
When reopen windows terminal it appears:
bash: [: /c/Users/Rafael: binary operator expected
Thank you so much!