Anyone who had their first experience with computers in the 80s often did so on a Commodore 64. The nostalgia of turning on the blue screen lasts to this day. That is why I have adapted my PowerShell environment so that it looks like a C64. How you can customize your shell as well I described here. Have fun with it.

https://blog.greenbrain.de/2023/03/the-retro-terminal-looking-good-in-8.html

#powershell #powershellcore #powershell7 #windows #windowsserver #windowsterminal #terminal #commodore64 #c64 #retro

I've been using #Tabby (formerly #Terminus) as my main #Terminal app for a while, and I've customized it quite a bit, so I thought I'd share some of my favorite #TabbyTweaks.

1. Custom #PowerShell script that launches Tabby, waits for its #MainWindowHandle to appear, then hides it using #ShowWindowAsync #Win32 #API (see #GitHub link below)
2. Docking setting enabled (I keep mine docked to the left edge of my main display)
3. Ctrl+` hotkey mapped to "toggle (show/hide) terminal window"
4. Custom #PowerShellCore, #WindowsPowerShell, #CMD, #WSL, and #SSH profiles (both admin and non-admin)
5. #OhMyPosh running a slightly modified #froczh theme

My "Start-TabbyHidden.ps1" script: https://github.com/JamesDBartlett3/PoshBits/blob/main/Start-TabbyHidden.ps1

Oh-My-Posh: https://ohmyposh.dev