I had a previous installation of these dotfiles in a WSL environment (Ubuntu 18.04) running on Windows Terminal and everything was working fine.
Recently, I've created a new profile on my laptop for work, installed a new WSL env (actually two - Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04) and run the installation script. Then I set up powerlevel10k as a theme for zsh and got this strange overlay with Azure context and Kubecontext:
Looks like the two contexts are pushing the clock to the left, overlapping with the current folder context.
I thought it could have been a problem with a recent update of powerlevel10k, so I tried updating the theme in my old profile. It is still working fine over there.
tommasodotNET
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3 years ago
I had a previous installation of these dotfiles in a WSL environment (Ubuntu 18.04) running on Windows Terminal and everything was working fine.
Recently, I've created a new profile on my laptop for work, installed a new WSL env (actually two - Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04) and run the installation script. Then I set up powerlevel10k as a theme for zsh and got this strange overlay with Azure context and Kubecontext:
Looks like the two contexts are pushing the clock to the left, overlapping with the current folder context.
I thought it could have been a problem with a recent update of powerlevel10k, so I tried updating the theme in my old profile. It is still working fine over there.