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use fish shell
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I think the problems on Windows are with the bare cmd.exe; adding cmder+clink on top of that IIRC fixes them. I personally use that plus oh-my-posh as a prompt engine (mostly because its configuration is portable and when I'm on Linux, I can reuse the same prompt on top of zsh) and it's fine both in Windows Terminal and in VSCode. Zsh is IIRC not natively available on Windows - you'd have to use something like WSL and run zsh inside that. Again, if it's just for the prompt, either oh-my-posh or clink-flex-prompt can help. The only thing that doesn't quite work in cmd.exe is rprompt (that prompt segment that sits on the right of the row you're typing on).
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InfluxDB
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Look at starship https://starship.rs/ Supports windows
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If you're a Bash user, check out the minimalist but speedy "pureline": https://github.com/chris-marsh/pureline
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zinit
Flexible and fast Zsh plugin manager with clean fpath, reports, completion management, Turbo, annexes, services, packages.
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