When I use neovim by any terminal emulator (alacritty, windows terminal, cmder, etc ..)
on Windows OS, neovim or terminal emulator always draw copied text on another pane.
How can I fix it ?
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I am trying to install Oh my posh and Oh my git in Power shell through windows terminal but the fonts or the symbols are not correctly loading in, tried reinstalling the themes again and changing the ps1 profile doc, but the problem continues. Tried installing Nerd Fonts too, the fonts work in WSL Ubuntu, but not in Powershell in the Windows terminal.
I installed iterm2 and oh my zsh on my new macbook pro M1. Now I can not use the internal vscode terminal or mac terminal.
What I have tried:
I have updated my mac, vscode, iterm2, brew, and oh my zsh.
I am using zsh.
I checked my system preferences/users & groups/unlock/advanced options/login shell: /usr/local/bin/zsh. Which seems correct?
In iterm2 I checked echo $SHELL. (see image)
In iterm2 I checked echo $PATH. (see image)
I ran brew doctor. No issues there.
Checked that I had oh my zsh installed and updated.
iterm2-shell/path/brew/ohMyZsh
In vscode I have looked at code/preferences/settings/[typed]terminal
checked terminal>integrated>shell: Osx
checked that json file. I don't know what Im looking for there.
vscode-settings.json
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In vscode the terminal window does not open now and I get a error message.
vscode internal terminal error message
Now that I have iterm2, am I no longer able to use the internal mac terminal? When I go to open the internal mac terminal it is stuck on the following screen.
Internal mac terminal
Any help or guidance would be much appreciated. I am new to the terminal and command line.
Thanks in advance.
Before updating to Catalina, I was using emacs in the terminal. When I updated to Catalina, emacs was no longer found. So, I installed it with Homebrew. Now, emacs launches in a GUI, its own window. How can I get the 'emacs' command running emacs in the terminal again?
The flag -nw is always used to start emacs in a non-GUI mode. So, you'd use /Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/Emacs -nw. Note that this is a Ruby wrapper around the Emacs binary, so on Catalina you may have to allow full disk access to Ruby as detailed in this Emacs.SE post.
Following this previous post, I was able to add code to my .bash_profile so that VSCode opens from the Terminal. However, it is the wrong VSCode that opens.
See, I have Parallels installed on my Mac, and that version of Parallels has a VSCode installed on it. When I run the Terminal command from the post mentioned above, Parallels is launched (even if not opened), and then the VSCode on it opens.
I would like to make sure that it's the VSCode installed on my Mac that opens. At this time, I am still using the Sublime CLI because the VSCode ones are of no use to me in this condition.
What would be my options?
The only way to achieve this I found was to disable sharing of Windows apps with Mac:
I'm running Mavericks and opening a terminal connection to an El Capitan machine. Both fully updated. I am running vim that comes with Mac OS (vim 7.3) on the El Capitan machine. I am trying to change the cursor color, but I can't. It seems that Terminal is controlling the cursor color and making it gray. I would prefer the VIM behavior of inverting the foreground and background on a highlighted letter. If I go to Terminal Preferences, I can change the cursor color to something else, but I can't get it to invert ever.
I have tried to using highlight Cursor lCursor CursorLine CursorColumn... It seems that whatever I do, the cursor color is controlled solely by the Terminal application.
I checked the Terminal settings for "Declare terminal as," and it is set to
xterm-256color. Is there some setting to change, or a switch for the ssh command? This is only a problem when SSHing into another machine. Running vim locally works fine.
Please help!
Nachum