Questions tagged [powerline]

Powerline is a statusline plugin

Powerline is a statusline plugin for vim, and provides statuslines and prompts for several other applications, including zsh, bash, fish, tmux, IPython, Awesome, i3 and Qtile.

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tmux and Powerline: working configuration

Background I found very interesting the Powerline project. After several attempts, I managed to get it to work correctly for Vim. Then I did proceed with enabling it for tmux, by pasting the following line in my ~/.tmux.conf. source…
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Vim powerline with broken encoding

I trying to learn using vim, I am enjoining a lot, but I copied the vimrc from github and I would like to understand what is causing the break of powerline encoding. . In the vimrc file I have: set encoding=utf-8 I cleared the PowerLine cache My…
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How to get a shorter Path prompt in powerline10k / zsh?

everyone! In my iterm2 (with zsh, oh-my.zsh and powerline2) terminal if I go to certain directories I have a prompt like this: $ pokemon/electric/pichu/pikachu/raichu I'd like to have a shorter, but still complete, path representation like this: $…
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urxvt powerline symbols

I use urxvt. So i was playing with oh-my-zsh themes and found out that some of them have "The PowerLine Symbols". (if you do not know what it is - take a look. https://gist.githubusercontent.com/agnoster/3712874/raw/screenshot.png ) So basically…
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Keep powerline prompt on ssh

I have a powerline bash prompt in iterm2 on my MacOS client and I want to keep the prompt when I ssh into different servers. I regularly ssh into: a local headless vm, a server for school assignments, and a seedbox, and I'd rather not keep 4…
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Powerline and gdb

GDB in TUI-Mode shows strange behaviour. I'm using powerline and it seems that the font is the wrong one. Exist there a solution to have a pretty command line? How can I invoke a program not using the powerline environment?
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