Themes are located in: $env:POSH_THEMES_PATH There are a bunch of themes that come installed in the themes folder. Open a new PowerShell prompt and off your go! Oh-my-posh init pwsh -config="$ThemePath\" | Invoke-Expression Run the command: # Notepad $profile (This will open edit the file: C:\Users\\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1)Īdd the following to your PowerShell_profile.ps1: $ThemePath = "" If you have not installed the Someone Elses Cloud theme, you can just use the same line as Step 1.5 above. Under Font Face, Select CaskaydiaCove NF Under Additional Settings, Select Appearance. Select Windows PowerShell under Profile (on the left had side bar). Windows Terminal - Open Windows Terminal. Under Terminal > Integrated: Font Family Now you need to configure your choice of Terminal: Install the following Font: Caskaydia Cove Nerd Font Complete Windows Compatible Regular.otf Install Nerd Fonts (This is required to show all the cool glyph icons)ĭownload the Someone Elses Cloud theme and fonts from Github: command_line_oh_my_posh Now to set a theme run the following command: # oh-my-posh init pwsh -config="$env:POSH_THEMES_PATH\" | Invoke-Expression (default theme from creator Jan De Dobbeleer)Ģ.
POSH_THEMES_PATH C:\Users\\AppData\Local\oh-my-posh\themes POSH_PATH C:\Users\\AppData\Local\oh-my-posh You should have the following environment variables created (if you wanted to know): POSH_GIT_ENABLED False Run the command: # winget install oh-my-posh There’s multiple ways to install Oh My Posh, but I will be installing it using Winget:
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