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![Powerline for bash, ash, PowerShell, and cmd](powerline.svg) ![Powerline for bash, ash, PowerShell, and cmd](powerline.svg)
## Installation
Ensure you use a font that supports Powerline characters, such as [JetBrains Mono](https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/). Ensure you use a font that supports Powerline characters, such as [JetBrains Mono](https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/).
## Bash ### bash
Add the contents of the `bash/powerline.sh` script to your `~/.bashrc` file. Add the contents of the `bash/powerline.sh` script to your `~/.bashrc` file.
Customize the variables (e.g., label and color). You can use the `bash/colors.sh` script to select a color. Customize the variables (e.g., label and color). You can use the `bash/colors.sh` script to select a color.
## Ash (e.g., OpenWrt) ### ash (e.g., OpenWrt)
Add the contents of the `ash/powerline.sh` script to your `~/.profile` file. Add the contents of the `ash/powerline.sh` script to your `~/.profile` file.
Customize the label and color. You can use the `bash/colors.sh` script to select a color. Customize the label and color. You can use the `bash/colors.sh` script to select a color.
## PowerShell ### PowerShell
First, enable the execution of PowerShell scripts (including profiles) by running the following command as an administrator: First, enable the execution of PowerShell scripts (including profiles) by running the following command as an administrator:
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powershell -NoLogo # legacy PowerShell powershell -NoLogo # legacy PowerShell
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## cmd ### cmd
Save the `cmd\prompt.cmd` file somewhere on your disk. Then, update the command line in your `cmd` profile within your Terminal application as follows: Save the `cmd\prompt.cmd` file somewhere on your disk. Then, update the command line in your `cmd` profile within your Terminal application as follows: