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Oh-My-Posh (OMP)

Updated on 4/19/2022

OMP is a terminal beautifying tool. You can check the official website here:

https://ohmyposh.dev/

It can also work with powershell. This tool is recommended by Microsoft.

A full installation of OMP requires users to install at least one Nerd font . In our new images, these fonts are already installed:

• Cousine
• InconsolataGo
• Roboto Mono
• Ubuntu Mono

Configure your OMP

The starting script of OMP is written in ~/.bashrc. Just open it with a text editor:

gedit ~/.bashrc

Then you can find this part:

# Configure Oh-my-posh, enable it if it exists.
if [ -s "/usr/local/bin/oh-my-posh" ]; then
    if [ -s ~/".poshthemes/paradox-alt.omp.json" ]; then
        eval "$(oh-my-posh --init --shell bash --config ~/.poshthemes/paradox-alt.omp.json)"
    else
        if [ -s ~/".poshthemes/paradox.omp.json" ]; then
            eval "$(oh-my-posh --init --shell bash --config ~/.poshthemes/paradox.omp.json)"
        else
            eval "$(oh-my-posh --init --shell bash)"
        fi
    fi
fi

It means that:

• If the paradox-alt.omp.json theme exist in ~/.poshthemes, use this theme.
• If not, try to check the backup theme paradox.omp.json in ~/.poshthemes, use this theme.
• If still not, use the default theme of OMP.
• If OMP does not exist, do nothing.

If users comment out this part, the OMP will be disabled. If users want to change a theme, we recommend checking this page:

https://ohmyposh.dev/docs/themes

Then find the wanted theme by

ls ~/.poshthemes

After that, users can replace the configurations in ~/.bashrc like this:

eval "$(oh-my-posh --init --shell bash --config ~/.poshthemes/<my-theme>.omp.json)"