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1- Follow https://medium.com/gammastack/setup-wsl-on-windows-part-2-f64a9fd546ac up until Configure VS Code to work with WSL | |
2- install the colour schemes by using https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/introducing-the-windows-console-colortool/ | |
3- Step 2 prompts for the installation of windows terminal (can be launched typing terminal on the windows search bar) | |
4- right click on the bar above, choose settings (CTRL+,) | |
5- First go to "Color schemes" and make sure that Solarized Dark or the theme of your liking appears there. If it doesn't something | |
must have gone wrong in step2. | |
6- Go to each profile at the bottom of the left handside ("Windows PowerShell", "Command Prompt", "Ubuntu-20-04" etc) | |
7- Scroll down to "Additional Settings" and click "Appearance" | |
8- Set the "Color scheme" to your liking here. | |
PS: wsl must be launched from windows terminal (or terminal) to have this color changes reflected. |
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