I tried a lot of options and the Menlo-for-Powerline font seemed to work best for me. If you are still having issues where special characters and icons are not displayed correctly, I recommend downloading another fixed version of the font instead.
#Iterm2 dracula theme not working install#
The following commands can be used to install the Solarized theme: git clone I personally use the Solarized terminal color theme, but there are also alternatives like the Dracula or Gogh theme. ZSH_THEME="agnoster"Īfter downloading the Powerline font and enabling the Agnoster theme you can also download and install a terminal theme for the background and font colors. sudo apt install fonts-powerlineĪfter installing the font, you can enable the Agnoster theme by changing the ZSH_THEME variable inside the ~/.zshrc configuration file. For this, you first need to download a font that supports the unique characters and icons used by the theme. Now that Zsh and OhMyZsh are installed, you can continue by configuring your terminal theme. You have successfully install OhMyZsh and it is time to continue by installing our terminal theme. sudo apt install zshĪfter Zsh is installed on the system you can use the following command to install OhMyZsh using the official installation script. If not, you can run the following command to install it. But before we can install OhMyZsh you first need to make sure that you have Zsh installed. Let's start by installing OhMyZsh on our machine so we can continue customizing our terminal. Below is a screenshot of how your terminal will look at the end of the article:
#Iterm2 dracula theme not working how to#
In this article, you will learn how to set up OhMyZsh with the solarized Agnoster theme and install useful plugins that provide functionality, including auto finishing already used commands, googling from within your terminal or copying entire files. OhMyZsh is an open-source tool for managing Zsh configuration that lets you customize your terminal to your liking and adds useful plugins and helper functions that improve your productivity and make using the terminal more enjoyable. Most Linux users spend the majority of their time working in a terminal and want to get the most productive and enjoyable experience possible.
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