• Cmder (for WSL -> mini version is enough),
• DejaVu Sans Mono for powerline font installed.

1. Import cmder-config.xml in your cmder's settings,
2. Enjoy an easy to use, quake-style terminal configured to open WSL by default.

You can add an Ubuntu icon from this repo into your %CMDER_ROOT%\icons folder. It'll be automatically assigned to every wsl tab you open. You can change icon path for each task in Settings -> Tasks.

• Ctrl+` toggles Cmder,
• Ctrl+n opens a zsh in WSL in a new tab,
• Ctrl+N opens cmder's cmd in a new tab,
• Ctrl+Tab switches between tabs,
• Ctrl+| divides the window vertically,
• Ctrl+🡆 / Ctrl+🡄 switches between consoles inside of a current tab,
• Ctrl+Shift+🡆 / Ctrl+Shift+🡄 moves current tab's divider right / left,
• Alt+Enter toggles full screen,
• Ctrl+d / Ctrl+w closes current console.

It's a modified original agnoster theme to make it look better in Cmder and even more readable.

• Zsh shell with Oh-My-Zsh installed.

• Zsh-dircolors-solarized Oh-My-Zsh plugin to fix dir colors in ls.

1. Copy agnoster-mod.zsh-theme into ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/themes directory,
2. Change theme to agnoster-mod in your .zshrc file.
3. Relaunch zsh or use source .zshrc command to apply your changes.

• A brighter dir path segment,
• An additional empty line before zsh's prompt,
• A dir path shortening.