Very nicely explained, great job! It is mentioned somewhere below in the comments, however for those who missed it or can't find it: if you don't get the diamond shape at the start of the design/config, this means there is a font conflict and this will also impact the rest of the design/config. SOLUTION: 1. go the 'terminal preferences' 2. select the current profile on the left panel 3. under the 'Text' tab, uncheck 'custom font' and close 'terminal preferences' 4. restart the design/config with the command 'p10k config'... now you'll get the diamond shape and the exact design as shown in this video (IF you've got the rest right)
as per video at 10:23 using "gedit ~/.zshrc" other file is opening for me which is starting with. # Set up the prompt autoload -Uz promptinit promptinit prompt adam1
Hello Muhammad, my terminal now looks pretty awesome but i opened my vscode editor and there looks not so good, any ideas on what i can do so that it looks the same as in terminal? it changed when i did the installion process you recommended. Thanks a lot for any help!
Hi Guillermo, I personally use WebStorm for the most part, but I do remember swapping VS Code's console font to MesloLGS to fix the issue there. Simply search for "Console Font" or "Terminal Font" in VS Code's setting and you should be able to find it.
@@MuhammadbinYusrat thanks sir it helps but issue with my system was that I have to restart it for showing fonts in tweak panel then I have to apply fonts and it worked proplery
my terminal started to repeat the icons when i clicked on minimize and full screen at intervals. this was after i tried to use the sf mono font. anyhow i can fix this pls? great video anyways!
Yes, that is because they were probably Installed using node version manager. You can just add something like "source ~/.bashrc" at the end of your zshrc file and it "should" in theory fix the errors.
Hi, very usefull video tutorial. Thanks Muhammad bin Yusrat. I follow the tutorial by SSH connection. But i can't change the font by command. Can you help me please. I don't have a GUI for using the gnome-tweaks tool
Hi, if you want to change the font, you will have to do it on the client machine, not the SSH server. I assume you're only going to be using this terminal remotely, correct?
@@MuhammadbinYusrat I did, the issue was installing powerline fonts and setting the terminal font. But then got roadblocked by another issue where there were gaps between the triangles and found out there is no fix to this, unless there are some changes on UTS-8 locale, and I'd rather not go too far just to change the gap. Thanks for the help tho!
@@MuhammadbinYusrat I'm using linux mint xfce4. After rebooting, gnome tweaks overrides my login window, mouse behavior, terminal, task manager, a lot of ubuntu-apps etc. i didn't notice it installed 600mb packages .They are hidden and can only access via terminal. I had to roll back using timeshift to be honest.
Yes of course. You're on xfce, and the name of the package is 'gnome tweaks' 😀 You could probably get away with changing terminal font only and that would have probably been enough.
does anyone knows how to make colored command after you've installed all of these? I mean now any valid command like ls will not be colored anybody knows how to make it colored?
Thank you for this video. Do you know what might cause icons to be small? Also how do you check which version of icons your system is using? I tried to install nerd font and follow your steps but getting abnormallly small icons 😢
you not need install curl you can wget. you not need install tweaks you can go terminal preferences and create custom profile and change font. you not need zsh as default oh my zsh ask it you not need reboot just exec zsh
Curl is a useful utility anyway. If you create custom profile would it change the fonts for other terminals as well? Like built in terminals in IDEs? I think changing default monospace font would take care of that as well. Yes about zsh I didn't know if oh my zsh installs it automatically or not. But running 'exec zsh' is going to simply run it without forking the process.. how is that an alternative of running it as the default shell?
Hey After following all the steps, I am getting only ~ without any icons. I couldn't see any icons while configuring too, selected the options likewise. It doesn't look like yours. I'm on ubuntu 20.04 gnome. How can I get the icons as well.
You might have to check the font being used by the terminal app itself. Make sure it's not using custom font. Just uncheck the custom font check box somewhere in the gnome terminal settings and you should be fine.
Sir, everything worked fine but even after changing VS code terminal font to powerline font the VS code terminal looks messed up. The letters are widely spaced :( Please help.
If I configured before I would have not faced the same issue that the viewer would face. If I tried before, then most packages would already be installed in my computer and people watching could potentially be confused about not having everything in their machine.
@@MuhammadbinYusrat YES, I love your video. other videos have no errors but I can't do it myself. because I have some error bugs... Thank you, brother :)
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I was having a hard time customizing my terminal... This video saved me.
Congrats for this great content.
Very nicely explained, great job!
It is mentioned somewhere below in the comments, however for those who missed it or can't find it:
if you don't get the diamond shape at the start of the design/config, this means there is a font conflict and this will also impact the rest of the design/config.
SOLUTION:
1. go the 'terminal preferences'
2. select the current profile on the left panel
3. under the 'Text' tab, uncheck 'custom font' and close 'terminal preferences'
4. restart the design/config with the command 'p10k config'... now you'll get the diamond shape and the exact design as shown in this video (IF you've got the rest right)
Thank you! now looking at my terminal I feel much comfortable
Glad I could help!
Thanks a ton for this man, I know the pain. Peace brother.
This is a REAL winner..saved me so much messing around already, with some other confusing instructions (missing). Thank you for sharing.
11:05 the option is not coming a i quit but when i restart the pc is works
works fine with those fonts, I had this issue during long time, even zsh worked good but icons isn't. Thanks
And one more thing, and one more thing, and one more thing... It's a sick adventure. Why can't it be made simpler?... Thanks for this video, man.
🥺
thaks i'ts work on me. i succed chage my terminal and looks great 👍
Great video, just FYI the gnome-tweak is deb and gnome-tweak-tool works for fedora
as per video at 10:23 using "gedit ~/.zshrc"
other file is opening for me which is starting with.
# Set up the prompt
autoload -Uz promptinit
promptinit
prompt adam1
Thank you so much for this. This is awesome. Worked the first time.
Thank you for the video. I am gratuful for your time and contribution. Kind regards, Akira.
my zsh is so ridiculus. it only appear with my_username and a '%' sign. then i change again to bash then done.!
I have got some wrong settings while adding sharp and round how to recorrect it
Terminal modification worked smoothly, but icons in VS code terminal aren't working properly, how can I fix that?
Thank you Muhammad for this great tutorial, easy to install zshell following your video
Hello Muhammad, my terminal now looks pretty awesome but i opened my vscode editor and there looks not so good, any ideas on what i can do so that it looks the same as in terminal? it changed when i did the installion process you recommended. Thanks a lot for any help!
Hi Guillermo,
I personally use WebStorm for the most part, but I do remember swapping VS Code's console font to MesloLGS to fix the issue there. Simply search for "Console Font" or "Terminal Font" in VS Code's setting and you should be able to find it.
@@MuhammadbinYusrat Thanks a lot!
I fix it
Hello sir I had followed exact same but my terminal don't showing icons and sharp corners nor the icons please help me someone I'm messed up
It seems you selected ascii instead of utf8. Just run `p10k configure` again and remember to select Unicode instead of ascii.
@@MuhammadbinYusrat thanks sir it helps but issue with my system was that I have to restart it for showing fonts in tweak panel then I have to apply fonts and it worked proplery
How to re-configure the display style?
Run to generate a new ~/.p10k.zsh. The old config may work incorrectly with the new font.
Can I re-edit the theme? found it... just run p10k configure
Can the same be done on kali too? The same way.... Im not getting the Tweaks application
Thanks mate, this made my life easier :D
Glad it helped!
my terminal started to repeat the icons when i clicked on minimize and full screen at intervals. this was after i tried to use the sf mono font. anyhow i can fix this pls? great video anyways!
How to re-configure the design settings?
You can type p10k configure
@@MuhammadbinYusrat Oh thank you :)
I already setup but i need to edit How to open again setup
Thanks a lot for your lot of efforts in this regard.
Thanks a bunch. But after installing zsh and oh-my-zsh. All my working commands show "zsh: command not found node/yarn" etc
Yes, that is because they were probably Installed using node version manager. You can just add something like "source ~/.bashrc" at the end of your zshrc file and it "should" in theory fix the errors.
@@MuhammadbinYusrat your guess is right about nvm, but I try the theoretical fix and let you know.
Thank you very much for the video! Helped a ton. Terminal looks great!
Does this work for RHEL 8.4 ?? i'm getting errors whenever I ran the command >> sudo dnf install gnome-tweaks
Thank you very much for the video! Helped a ton. Terminal looks great!🙂
mine also i am using this terminal in linux mint
can you please make a video on how to customize the visual studio code terminal on ubuntu?
why some PATH dont work after this?
Hi, very usefull video tutorial.
Thanks
Muhammad bin Yusrat.
I follow the tutorial by SSH connection. But i can't change the font by command. Can you help me please.
I don't have a GUI for using the gnome-tweaks tool
Hi, if you want to change the font, you will have to do it on the client machine, not the SSH server. I assume you're only going to be using this terminal remotely, correct?
Thank you veru much, this is that I looking for
Thanks for this great customization tutorial
Thank you! This tutorial is very useful to me ✌
how can i rest it
How to install Ubuntu??
thanks for your sharing, could you make old bash file covert to ne zsh file?
I followed the same step, but no logo or share edges, did not prompt with those options
Just run p10k configure again
Thank you very much for the video this is really easy to fallow
How to remove background green folder ubuntu ?
Change theme.
Thank you, dear.
I'm getting separator issues, they're only displaying symbols :/ looking online and can't find a source of fix. Great video tho!
Make sure you choose Unicode in the wizard. You can start that wizard again by writing p10k configure
@@MuhammadbinYusrat I did, the issue was installing powerline fonts and setting the terminal font. But then got roadblocked by another issue where there were gaps between the triangles and found out there is no fix to this, unless there are some changes on UTS-8 locale, and I'd rather not go too far just to change the gap. Thanks for the help tho!
I installed gnome-twaks but it doesn't show at all
Which Ubuntu are you running? Can you share your output of gnome tweaks install command?
@@MuhammadbinYusrat I'm using linux mint xfce4. After rebooting, gnome tweaks overrides my login window, mouse behavior, terminal, task manager, a lot of ubuntu-apps etc. i didn't notice it installed 600mb packages .They are hidden and can only access via terminal. I had to roll back using timeshift to be honest.
@@MuhammadbinYusrat lesson learned..
don't always put -y when installing package
Yes of course. You're on xfce, and the name of the package is 'gnome tweaks' 😀
You could probably get away with changing terminal font only and that would have probably been enough.
How to get old terminal back
Enter chsh in terminal, and after entering password, enter /bin/bash
does anyone knows how to make colored command after you've installed all of these?
I mean now any valid command like ls will not be colored anybody knows how to make it colored?
For me ls is colored. You need to have different files with different permissions to see the colors.
zsh-syntax-highlighting
If you are talking about about colours in ls and grep, it's done by aliases.
Open bashrc and copy the aliases defined there to zshrc
I can't use your fonts
me too
Thank you for this video. Do you know what might cause icons to be small? Also how do you check which version of icons your system is using? I tried to install nerd font and follow your steps but getting abnormallly small icons 😢
Probably your font size is small. Use MesloLGS NF Regular, thats the one I use. It works just fine.
@@MuhammadbinYusrat thank you was able to solve my issue
jazakallah khair brother
thanks many sweet stuff very helpful
you not need install curl you can wget. you not need install tweaks you can go terminal preferences and create custom profile and change font.
you not need zsh as default oh my zsh ask it
you not need reboot just exec zsh
Curl is a useful utility anyway. If you create custom profile would it change the fonts for other terminals as well? Like built in terminals in IDEs? I think changing default monospace font would take care of that as well. Yes about zsh I didn't know if oh my zsh installs it automatically or not. But running 'exec zsh' is going to simply run it without forking the process.. how is that an alternative of running it as the default shell?
Hey how can I modify my customization @@MuhammadbinYusrat
How to go back to the selection page ?
p10k configure
@@MuhammadbinYusrat on terminal i have to type that ?
Yes
Thanks. Great video. Helped a lot
Brilliant! Just subscribed 🙂
Thanks!
Hey
After following all the steps, I am getting only ~ without any icons. I couldn't see any icons while configuring too, selected the options likewise. It doesn't look like yours. I'm on ubuntu 20.04 gnome. How can I get the icons as well.
You might have to check the font being used by the terminal app itself. Make sure it's not using custom font. Just uncheck the custom font check box somewhere in the gnome terminal settings and you should be fine.
The fonts didnt work for
me
Which Linux are you using?
@@MuhammadbinYusrat ubuntu now working fixed it tq for your care and support
was looking for this a lot super tnx
Your best fun from Uzbekistan
Really cool. Thanks a lot!
Sir, everything worked fine but even after changing VS code terminal font to powerline font the VS code terminal looks messed up. The letters are widely spaced :( Please help.
this is awesome, thank you so much!
A huge thx brother o/
that's awesome thanks for this video
Thank you very much brother.
thank you great tutorial peace ma man
Great work ✨
hey how to edit this i forget to remove that timezone?
You can type `p10k configure` to see the wizard again.
Thanks, you saved ny time.
this is a killah tut!
Thanks dude!🖖
You bet!
Thank you for the video
You bet!
Thanks a million.
Very helpful
Thank you it helped.
legend!!!
So cool, thanks!
You bet!
Nice Video Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you soo much!
thanks man it worked
Thanks a lot.
Thanks brother
thanks a lot brother
Happy to help
Thanks mate.
Glad it helped
thanks bro
so good
Thank you,.
Thankyou🙏🏻
Thank you.
Welcome!
thx for guide
Thanks you bro
Jazakallah Khair brother.
Nice
You could have prepared the video before configure all with errors. That made us to loose time.
If I configured before I would have not faced the same issue that the viewer would face. If I tried before, then most packages would already be installed in my computer and people watching could potentially be confused about not having everything in their machine.
@@MuhammadbinYusrat YES, I love your video. other videos have no errors but I can't do it myself. because I have some error bugs...
Thank you, brother :)
thanks ya muhammad
You're welcome bro 🤗
yo pog
Hey
I use ohmybash cause I hate zsh
Quite helpful .. Thanks
☀you're the best ☀
# To customize prompt, run `p10k configure` or edit ~/.p10k.zsh.
[[ ! -f ~/.p10k.zsh ]] || source ~/.p10k.zsh