This is a ZSH themed, modeled after abhiyan.zsh with perhaps a bit too much pink and arguably too few emojis.
You will need to have oh-my-zsh installed, and your terminal must support powerline fonts otherwise you will be missing the glyphs used to create the rounded edges.
The font used in the example image is Latin Modern Mono, which I found thanks to compute cuter It may be a better option to use one of the modifed fonts that powerline provides, though. Vscode's terminal emulator handles Latin Modern Mono just fine, but iTerm2 doesn't like to play well with this theme right now.
This can be done in a variety of ways. Perhaps the cleanest is to directly source
the theme from your .zshrc, but the theme file can also be copied into the
themes directory of oh-my-zsh (~/.oh-my-zsh/themes) and then loaded by name
by setting ZSH_THEME="princess" in your .zshrc.
- Fix issues with iTerm2