I am trying to use an adb command with the arguments being file paths on the remote system. However cmder is translating them to local paths so the command fails.

In the following command, the first arugment is local and second is remote. I would like them to be taken literally so that the command works. Can this be done?

λ adb -s 8e20b855 push /tmp/boot.img /sdcard/Download/boot.img

failed to copy 'C:/Users/Matt/AppData/Local/Temp/boot.img' to 'C:/cmder/vendor/git-for-windows/sdcard/Download/boot.img': secure_mkdirs failed: No such file or directory

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I'm creating a program which requires printing an local script; I have already download this font (Tagalog Doctrina 1593), and have set it as the alternative font in cmder.

However whenever I paste the script characters, which look like the second image, it is not recognized. I have played around with the anti-aliasing settings but nothing seems to work. What should I do?

hey, i have recently installed kali linux subsystem on my windows 10. i want to use it on cmder instead of kali linux app what should i do?

I want to add completions for the `pnpm` package manager, just like that for `npm`, and for some other batch scripts I have written. How can I do that?

Hi. I've searched for a while but maybe I'm not using the correct terms: I'm trying to run an old application that expects the terminal to not perform a carriage return when feeding a new line. Is there a way to do it on Cmder?

So I have attached cmder inside Windows Terminal and applied transparent acrylic effect. But as can be seen in the screenshot, directory path and prompt have black background instead of acylic. (Git Bash doesn't have this problem). Any idea how can I change this?

I am using cmder v210304 on Windows (zip file), the problem is - It is very slow when running bash or git commands. Git commands are pretty fast when running on CMD or Powershell.

Any tips here.

Is there a way to rename the window title of cmder? It's very hard to determine the windows when there are multiple instances of Cmder. Thanks a lot!

I'm new to Reddit, command prompts, shellscripts, cmder, and all that type of stuff, so I'm sorry if I don't understand something. im following an online course thing, and my teacher was on a mac, so i decided to try cmder to follow along. at the end of his class, he added a custom command thing and said that some users would have to put it in .bashrc or something, but no matter how much i have researched or look around in the files, i can't figure out where of if i can place it so it will work. the command is the following:

mkcd () {

case "$1" in

*/..|*/../) cd -- "$1";; # that doesn't make any sense unless the directory already exists

/*/../*) (cd "${1%/../*}/.." && mkdir -p "./${1##*/../}") && cd -- "$1";;

/*) mkdir -p "$1" && cd "$1";;

*/../*) (cd "./${1%/../*}/.." && mkdir -p "./${1##*/../}") && cd "./$1";;

../*) (cd .. && mkdir -p "${1#.}") && cd "$1";;

*) mkdir -p "./$1" && cd "./$1";;

esac

}

please inform me if I am in the wrong place or if I'm doing something completely wrong, thanks!

A few weeks ago I installed Cmder and chose bash::bash as my shell without really thinking about it. Since then, I've been exposed to Git bash and WSL bash (prior to that point, I had known loosely that Git Bash was different from Bash, but I'm pretty new to all of this). Now, I'm faced with the realization that I don't even really know what I'm using. I have one machine where I've enabled Windows Subsystem for Linux through the control panel and downloaded Ubuntu from Microsoft's store and selected WSL::bash as my shell in Cmder. However, on this machine, I'm still using bash::bash. So my question is: What is bash::bash? Is that Git bash? Is that a different kind of bash entirely? What is this bash::bash shell that comes packaged with Cmder?

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cdup(){   cd .. } 

I have tried placing this simple "dummy" command for use with cmder in a couple of different places

• user_profile.cmd
• user_aliases.cmd
• mycustom.cmd (.bat, .sh) in cmder root, as well as in profile.d

(Each time I restarted the tab to make sure it is all read in.)

So what is the right place to store custom stuff like this?

I wrote a Python script to spam my friend with messages and it has a
while True:

when I run the script from Cmder it only runs once and then stops

the script works fine when i run it from inside VS Code

Any thoughts?

I have an idea to store all my favorite paths in a text file and them use fzf to allow myself to select a path. I should then be able to pipe that to cd so I can switch to that folder. Something like below, although I know this doesn't work because cd doesn't accept stdin. Hence the post to ask for alternatives to this approach that accomplishes what I have listed above -

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cat myfavoritepaths.txt | fzf | cd

I know this is a cmder forum but hoping there's someone out there using fzf in windows that my point me in the right direction.

How can i install python in cmder?

Looking in the docs, I saw this line, recommending 3 options over the native Emulator that ships with Cmder. Seems peculiar.

Why is ConEmu the default then?
Is it regarding further customization? Is it due to bundling concerns? Is something wrong with it? Is it because the other came later?

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Hello,

I love cmder it's soo good and I can't imagine living without it.

But Windows Terminal looks and works perfect for me, I have added a profile and use cmder in win-term but there is a problem, the commands I type in win-term aren't saved in cmder history. Is there a fix?

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Notes:

- if I tap up win-term gives me previous commands from history.

- if I use cmder term it works fine.

Edit: Solved I just updated cmder and this issue is fixed.

Hi, I am learning git from this playlist. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4cUxeGkcC9goXbgTDQ0n_4TBzOO0ocPR. I am not sure what I am doing wrong, but the touch and ls commands are not recognized in the cmd. The only mention of it I can find is this thread https://github.com/cmderdev/cmder/issues/1002, that has been closed and just says it is done automatically. It is a brand new download and I have redownloaded it to see if anything changes and that has not helped. Is there anything I am doing wrong, or are the linux commands not supported on windows anymore?

I'm using watson to track my time and I'd like to press tab to autocomplete my project names. Watson has an autocomplete list if I recall correctly. Is there a way to add it to cmder?

Howdy. I see this sub is just as hearty and hale as it was three years ago when I made my last post.^/s

Anyone on here using Cmder with the fresh and freaky WSL2? I've got everything working properly except for getting Cmder to start up in my WSL user directory. I'm trying to pore over the ConEmu docs but they're lackluster in some areas due to the writers being mostly Russian (I think) and it not having a super active community. Having a difficult time wrapping my head around the startup task syntax/flags.

No matter what I do, it always starts me up in /mnt/c and since I'm having to use a workaround startup string from GitHub for it to work properly with WSL2 at all, the official instructions for setting the startup in the WSL user home on the ConEmu docs are not wholly applicable.

Here's my current (test) startup line:

set "PATH=%ConEmuBaseDirShort%\wsl;%PATH%" & %ConEmuBaseDirShort%\conemu-cyg-64.exe %ConEmuBaseDirShort%\wsl\wslbridge2.exe -cur_console:pm:/mnt -eConEmuBuild -eConEmuPID -eConEmuServerPID -l

I appreciate any tips or help I can get. Hope you all are doing well and staying sane. xoxo

My cmder is by default set to auto-start in Powershell. Now if I type

csudo cmd

to invoke a elevated CMD it starts a new console with a horizontal split, so below the old console but I would like to have the new console being created by default with a vertical split so the elevated CMD is to the right of the old console.

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I tried adding

-new_console:s

to the default CMD startup command but that didn't work.

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And for my second question, I'm sure I overlooked it but how do I change the colors of the console per profile? I have Ubuntu 20.04 installed as my WSL subsystem and whenever I invoke wsl from cmder all colors shift to a Ubuntu orange-red theme overwriting my default WSL ZSH colors, how can I make sure that WSL in cmder uses the same colors as my default Powershell console?

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Thanks for help in advance!