Closed ANAKARABILAL closed 1 year ago
@ANAKARABILAL did you add the same command to your bashrc?
@JanDeDobbeleer how I add the command to my bashrc?
By reading the documentation.
@JanDeDobbeleer oh I see . I already make it but it didn't work I also reinstalled oh-my-posh but no results
If you can see the "regular" oh-my-posh prompt when starting the terminal, you did add it to the rc file otherwise it can't start. So most likely, where you added it, you did so without specifying the config.
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What happened?
I don't think its really a bug but when I execute the command:
eval "$(oh-my-posh init bash --config ~/M365Princess.omp.json)"
the theme sets correctly but when I close and reopen the terminal I see the default oh-my-posh themeI'm on a Chromebook but it doesn't affect the Linux container is a debian bullseye(11) arm64
Theme
Actually I use M365Princess and catppuccino
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Linux
Which shell are you using?
bash
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