Part of DevCobos-setup — complete this guide before running the WSL installer.
Configures Windows Terminal with Tokyo Night for PowerShell and SynthWave for Ubuntu WSL, including color schemes, Nerd Font, and Starship prompt.
- Step 1 — Install Windows Terminal and PowerShell
- Step 2 — Install a Nerd Font
- Step 3 — Install color schemes
- Step 4 — Install Starship for PowerShell
- Step 5 — Install Starship for Ubuntu WSL
- Optional customization
- Back to DevCobos-setup
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Install Windows Terminal from the Microsoft Store: Windows Terminal - Microsoft Store
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Install PowerShell from the Microsoft Store: PowerShell - Microsoft Store
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Set Windows Terminal and PowerShell as defaults:
- Open Windows Terminal.
- Go to Settings.
- Set Windows Terminal and PowerShell as the default options on startup.
- Save the changes.
A Nerd Font is required for Starship icons and symbols to render correctly.
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Download FiraCode Nerd Font from: Nerd Fonts - Font Downloads
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Install the font on Windows.
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Open Windows Terminal and go to
Settings > Profiles > Defaults > Appearance. -
Select FiraCode Nerd Font Mono and set the font weight to Medium.
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Save the changes.
Any other Nerd Font works too — FiraCode is the recommended one for this setup.
This installs DevCobos - Tokyo Night (for PowerShell) and DevCobos - SynthWave (for Ubuntu WSL).
- Open a PowerShell terminal.
- Navigate to the
windows-terminalfolder inside this repository. - Run the script:
.\install-themes.ps1 - Restart Windows Terminal.
Apply the Tokyo Night scheme to PowerShell:
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Go to
Settings > Profiles > PowerShell > Appearance. -
Select DevCobos - Tokyo Night as the color scheme.
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Save.
Apply the SynthWave scheme to Ubuntu WSL:
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Go to
Settings > Profiles > Ubuntu(or your WSL distribution)> Appearance. -
Select DevCobos - SynthWave as the color scheme.
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Save.
Install Starship via winget:
winget install --id Starship.StarshipConfigure PowerShell to use Starship with the Tokyo Night theme:
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Open a PowerShell terminal.
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Navigate to the
windows-terminalfolder inside this repository. -
Run the script:
.\install-starship.ps1The script will:
- Check your existing PowerShell profile (
$PROFILE) - Back it up with a timestamp before making changes
- Append Starship initialization (or ask to overwrite if already configured)
- Install the Terminal-Icons module for file icons in PowerShell
- Check your existing PowerShell profile (
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Restart Windows Terminal.
The WSL installer configures Zsh + Starship with the SynthWave theme, autosuggestions, syntax highlighting, and eza aliases — all in one step.
- Go back to the main installer and run:
sudo -v && ~/DevCobos-setup/install.sh
- Select Zsh + Starship from the tool list.
The script will automatically install and configure everything. Restart your terminal when done.
If you prefer to set it up manually:
Install Starship:
curl -sS https://starship.rs/install.sh | shConfigure your shell:
- Open
~/.bashrcin your editor:nano ~/.bashrc - Add this line at the end:
eval "$(starship init bash)"
- Save (
Ctrl+O, Enter) and exit (Ctrl+X). - Reload:
source ~/.bashrc
Apply the SynthWave theme:
- Create the config folder and open the config file:
mkdir -p ~/.config && nano ~/.config/starship.toml
- Copy the contents of
starship/synthwave-custom.tomlinto the file. - Save and exit.
Note: The automated WSL installer deploys
config/starship.tomlwhich usesright_format. The manual config uses$fillfor the same visual result. Both are SynthWave-themed.







