Powerline
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Patches developer fonts with thousands of icons from popular icon sets like Font Awesome, Material Design Icons, and Octicons.
Patches developer fonts with thousands of icons from popular icon sets like Font Awesome, Material Design Icons, and Octicons.
A fast, customizable Zsh theme with a configuration wizard and dozens of built-in prompt segments.
A monospaced font with programming ligatures, designed for modern terminals and code editors.
A free, open-source monospaced typeface optimized for source code readability at common text sizes.
Powerline is a statusline plugin for vim, and provides statuslines and prompts for several other applications, including zsh, bash, tmux, IPython, Awesome and Qtile.
A highly customizable status line formatter for Claude Code CLI with Powerline support, themes, and real-time metrics.
A customizable Powerline-style prompt generator for Bash, ZSH, Fish, and tcsh shells.
A full-featured adaptive prompt for Bash and Zsh that displays meaningful system information with minimal visual clutter.
A Powerline-style shell prompt written in Go that displays git status, virtual environments, and system info with low latency.
A highly customizable, Powerline-inspired ZSH theme for oh-my-zsh that shows relevant development environment information.
Tools and instructions for adding icon fonts and symbols to terminal monospace fonts using fontconfig fallback strategy.
An open-source programming font with ligatures, variable weights, and extended character support, built on IBM Plex Mono.
A Powerline-style theme for oh-my-zsh with extensive customization options for terminal prompts.
A vim-style powerline statusline for Claude Code with real-time usage tracking, git integration, and custom themes.
A pure Bash implementation of Powerline-style prompts with Git integration and no external dependencies.
A customizable PowerShell prompt framework that enables beautiful, modular prompts with easy module integration.
A cross-shell customizable powerline-like prompt written in Rust, heavily inspired by Agnoster.
A customizable oh-my-zsh theme based on Powerline and Agnoster, showing battery, timestamp, directory, git status, and user/host.
A fast, colorful shell theme for zsh and fish that avoids solarized colors and works well in slow environments like MSYS2.
A fast, clean, and highly customizable shell prompt generator for zsh, bash, fish, and other shells.
A Powerline-style ZSH theme with git status, RVM prompt, time, user/hostname, and configurable status indicators.
A lightning-fast Haskell reimplementation of the Powerline shell prompt generator that improves shell responsiveness.
A Powerline-style theme for Prezto ZSH that displays git info, ruby version, and commit time in a single-line prompt.
A minimalistic, responsive ZSH prompt inspired by powerline, using only ASCII characters and standard colors.
A collection of over 50 pre-patched fonts with 60,000+ icons for customizing terminals and window managers.
A responsive Powerline-style zsh theme that displays contextual information segments for prezto and oh-my-zsh.
A Powerline segment that displays the status of Docker containers (running, paused, exited, restarting) in your shell prompt.
A cross-shell customizable powerline-like prompt written in Go with asynchronous segment loading and icon support.
A Powerline-style theme for oh-my-zsh using Solarized colors with customizable prompt elements.
A patched version of Fantasque Sans Mono with Font Awesome and Powerline glyphs for terminal customization.
A cute emoji-enhanced oh-my-zsh shell theme based on the Powerline Vim plugin for macOS.
A configurable tab bar plugin for WezTerm terminal emulator, offering customizable appearance and program-specific icons.
A fast and customizable shell prompt theme for ZSH, Bash, and Fish, written in Rust.
A Zim Framework fork of the Powerline-inspired agnoster prompt theme for Zsh that shows only relevant shell information.
A custom ZSH theme that uses powerline characters to create pill-shaped segments with system information.
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