Jan De Dobbeleer

@Isti115 the icon in the code is for displaying the OS, not necessarily related to it being supported although it should work nonetheless. According to the [module](https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/oh-my-posh/3.162.0) that file is...

Yes. Meaning the file is there. Let me try to reproduce this, but I need to set up a VM in that case.

@Isti115 binaries don't don't work by default on Nix so that's the issue. Starship has a separate package for example specifically for Nix, so we'll need to look at that...

I'll add the manual steps on how to compile to the docs. You don't need to use the module in this case, you can simply follow the [nix guide](https://ohmyposh.dev/docs/linux#replace-your-existing-prompt) and...

As the module is no longer available, this is solved by installing via homebrew.

@paulhuntcode this is next for me after #1535

@patrickvecchio I understand your point, yet this is only an issue looking at it from a linux pov as that's the only guide mentioning that folder. Next to that, the...

@bewing this can actually be improved by only doing this for the Windows drive, no? If we rewrite `strings.HasPrefix(env.Pwd(), "/mnt/")` to `strings.HasPrefix(env.Pwd(), "/mnt/c/")` it should not result in a false...

@PilotBob can you add some example files here for reference?

@PilotBob dotnet CLI. That's how it's always been designed.