Closed g5becks closed 4 years ago
The most common reason for missing right prompt is misconfigured TERM
. What does echo $TERM
say?
If TERM
looks reasonable, type zsh -f
to start zsh without sourcing configs from your home directory. You'll see the default prompt. Now type RPROMPT='<<<'
. Do you see right prompt?
echo $TERM
xterm-256color
I executed the second command and the prompt did show, but when I exit and restart the terminal, the right prompt is still not showing again.
I executed the second command and the prompt did show...
This means it's something in your configs that breaks it. Try the following. Open ~/.zshrc
and comment out the line that sets ZSH_THEME
. Append these lines at the end of the file:
PROMPT='%m%# '
RPROMPT='<<<'
Save ~/.zshrc
and restart zsh. Do you see right prompt?
Yes, its showing.
Hey, I figured out what line it was. Didn't even notice that I had this line in my config.
POWERLEVEL9K_DISABLE_RPROMPT=true
Lol, thanks for the help.
LOL, I didn't notice it either.
Then, I installed a Gtk theme and the right prompt has disappeared. I haven't changed any setting of anything.
Reminder to myself: Don't trust, verify.
Hi, thanks for the wonderful theme. I am not filing a bug because I am not 100% sure if this is something going on wrong on my end of things or not.
I am running fedora 30 and initially, when I installed the theme the right prompt was showing without any issue. Then, I installed a Gtk theme and the right prompt has disappeared. I haven't changed any setting of anything. Is this normal?
Not sure why a gtk theme would affect things in that way, but after installing the theme is when the right prompt stopped showing.
Here are my .zshrc setting if that helps.
Thanks.