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2026-07-18 09:28 UTC
@scott@sfba.social @aurynn@cloudisland.nz hm, yeah.
fish is the "friendly interactive shell”, a replacement for bash or zsh with much better interface design. Ignore the ironic tone of the web site, that's a joke that has aged poorly.
https://fishshell.com
starship provides and manages complex prompt strings, including the ability to keep track of a repo state and draw it using ascii art or unicode glyphs. You can do that yourself, of course, but it's brittle and doesn't scale well.
https://starship.rs
Catppuccin is a series of carefully designed colour palettes used to customise software that supports it. The high-contrast low-intensity schemes are a good match for shell prompts or code editors.
https://catppuccin.com
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@rmi@cloudisland.nz 2026-07-18 09:33
@scott@sfba.social @aurynn@cloudisland.nz In this context, catppuccin usually means a custom shell prompt in the powerline style rendered in one of those colour schemes using starship. https://starship.rs/presets/catppuccin-powerline Finally, a "powerline" shell prompt style tries to selectively render relevant details in a single long block of text, rather than scattering the details all over the screen.