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Is it possible to install wget into cmder(clink, or ConEmu) ?

If you type "alias" with no arguments it screws up your aliases file. Adding the following two lines to the top of the alias.bat file gives better behavior:
@echo off
if "%~1" == "" (doskey /macros:all & goto :EOF )

I have some git hosts defined in /.ssh/config

Git operations in cmder does not seem to recognize these. For example, a push on a repository for which the host is defined in this config file is not working:

ssh: gitoffice: no address associated with name          
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.            

Please make sure you have the correct access rights      
and the repository exists.                               

Is there any way to get around this?

I tried to add macros to switch tabs left/right. Assigned lalt+left/right and macro doesn't work at all. Removed plain lalt hotkey too, but still not working.

I'm trying to change the directory in which cmder starts up. To do this, I just added the following to the end of my init.bat file:

cd D:/work
d:

Its not very elegant but it works, and it prints some funny message as the first line of text:

Is there a better way to do this? Or at least get rid of the first line message?

When I run gvim on cmder with {cmd} it doesn't get my _vimrc file located at c:\home and added to the home environmental variable.

When i run it with {powershel} it works ok or with the windows cmd.

Hi Bliker,

First, i want to say, the tool is awesome, thank you.

However, i got the display issue for Chinese font, please refer to the below image for more details.

below is the expected one.

Everytime I launch cmder it outputs the @prompt line from init.bat.

Example with the latest master:

C:\Users\jyggen\cmder>prompt $E[1;32;40m$P$S{git}$S$_$E[1;30;40mλ$S$E[0m
Welcome to cmder!

C:\Users\jyggen
?

Is this the expected behavior?

I have to press Alt Gr + 2 to insert a @ sign in the terminal, but it just opens a new powershell tab.

Is it possible to work around this while still having the ctrl-alt-2 key binding? Maybe specify LAlt?

On Windows XP, the Cmder.bat file cannot be executed if the full path contains spaces. It does run succesfully if executed on a path without spaces.

Hi, PWD, VI, VIM commands don't work on windows 7.

Cheers

the section that reads:

:: Add aliases
@doskey /macrofile=%rootDir%\config\aliases

needs quotes around the parameter to macrofile, eg:

:: Add aliases
@doskey /macrofile="%rootDir%\config\aliases"

otherwise you get an ugly message that reads (for example):

Invalid macro definition
File not found - C:\Program
Welcome to cmder!

The command is C:\cygwin\bin\mintty.exe -i /Cygwin-Terminal.ico -.

ls for example
http://i.imgur.com/Nq3xCcs.png

chcp
866

Cmder has trouble handling filenames with special characters such as !. It doesn't make any difference if the name is quoted in single or double quotes.

e.g. both of the commands below would fail since !! gets expanded by the shell.

move "blah!!.mkv" "blah.mkv"
move 'blah!!.mkv' 'blah.mkv'

I'd be great if tab would autocomplete aliases.

In my layout alt gr + 2 emits @. Cmder opens new powershell tab. Probably default keyboard configuration should use lalt instead of alt.

Is it possible to see the Git branch name on the folder when in a git project?

FYI, the config/ConEmu.xml contains a reference to "C:\Users\bliker\Desktop\cmder\lib\ConEmu"

<value name="CmdLineHistory" type="multi"><line data=";C:\Users\bliker\Desktop\cmder\lib\ConEmu;C:\Windows\system32;C:\Windows;C:\Windows\System32\Wbem;C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\"/></value>

Hello,

I'm a relatively new user and I'm pretty much satisfied.
But I keep getting some of this Warning "terminal is not fully functional".

It happen for some git command (as far I know but maybe more) like "git diff".
The behavior is actually not so bugged but I can use my arrow key to navigate, juste space bar.

I wonder if it's a work in progress or a choice by the developpers.

:)

I get the following message when i start cmder - win 7 64bit

First time using cmder. It looks really nice by the way.

Am I understanding correctly that when I run cmder.bat it will use vendor/init.bat to load the main bin and msysgit bin directories into the system path? If so, it's not working.

Neither ls or alias are recognized. I'm on a windows xp machine at the moment if that's the problem.

How do I get ruby running with this? I placed the ruby-1.9.3-p484 folder into /bin/

Am I missing something here. Also - how (where) do I put binaries so I can use them. Like GIT, etc?

Also - when I've dropped in Ruby, do I have to start every command with the ruby prefix, or can I step into ruby?

Here's what I done. Excuse the noobness.

There are some great icons in the repo, but it doesn't appear that they are included in the latest release. (This is mentioned briefly in #8.)

If you could change the icons for ConEmu.exe and ConEmu64.exe so that they use these icons, that would be fantastic. Thank you!

OS: Windows 8.1 (64 bit)
Cmder version: latest mini package

Cmder occasionally freezes after being restored from the minimized mode, or after getting the focus back. The cursor becomes a block (instead of the regular thin caret) and if the status bar at the bottom is enabled, the text label "25V" and "100V" keeps switching repeatedly. When frozen, no text can be input. Although a new tab can be opened and used as usual.

When you run cmder.bat, it creates first ugly real console window, and only after that runs ConEmu.
It is possible to avoid that with .lnk file instead of batch.
Batch will not be required.

Example
https://db.tt/MU09ehug

Regards

When I create an alias, the explorer context menu item of gvim becomes unusable.
When click the "Edit with gvim" item, an error dialog shows up:

I'm sure that gvim is in my PATH. I need to uninstall gvim, reboot my computer and reinstall gvim again to get it to work.
Thanks if you guys could have a look.

When I SSH into my VPS and try to use tmux i get:
terminal open failed: missing or unsuitable terminal: msys

Any ideas on a fix? Note I'm only experiencing this with cmder.

This is why your download is 250mb zipped. Please fix this by creating symlinks or .bat files

(Removed the list so I do not have to scroll like crazy)

Hi,

I'm trying to use the explorer context menu integration but I can't get it to load the cmder config, I tried to set "Configuration" option to the same as the batch file but it's still showing the first time launch window asking to select for a config location.

If I choose one of the locations available and then copy the cmder config/ settings at the same place, it looks like some configs are not properly applied.

Is there a clean way to use integration and Cmder config?

I seem to be having some issues navigating to different drives. I keep C: for windows and keep all of my files on a second drive (D:)

If I attempt to navigate to D:\Dropbox\Work\Repos\ nothing happens, yet if I run ls D:\Dropbox\Work\Repos\ I am presented with the full contents of the folder.

Example:

C:\
λ cd D:\Dropbox\Work\Repos\

C:\
λ ls D:\Dropbox\Work\Repos\
!Misc              detail-admin-theme    dotfiles    ip-info            project-euler  runescape-feeds  simple-core-old  steam-api-old
Lua-intro          diablo-3-api          github-api  laravel-4-vagrant  recipies       sabstrap         simpleCMS        wardrobe
beingtomgreen.com  diablo-3-api-package  home        maths              runescape-api  simple-core      steam-api

C:\
λ cd D:\Dropbox\Work\Repos\maths

If I attempt to create a new tab with a startup location of D: I get:

The system cannot find the path specified.

D:\>ls
'ls' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

And nothing seems to work, I assume this is at least partially related to #4.

In the mean time I have just modified the init.bat to initially cd into D:.

When I try running find, the find.exe from Windows\System32 is executed by default as the msysgit directories are only appended to the end of the path.

In other words, the "C:\Windows\System32" directory appears first in the path, whereas C:\cmder\vendor\msysgit\bin" appears later, towards the end. This means that when I try running the "find" command, I get the old (useless) Windows one, rather than the Unix version I was hoping for.

There are plenty of possible workarounds. In my case, I simply copied the Unix find.exe up to \cmder\vendor\conemu-maximus5\ConEmu, as the ConEmu directories are added to the beginning of the path.

Is there any way that you could add a config option so that the msysgit directory references can be added to the beginning of the path, rather than at the end?

With all the other amazing things, cmder supports ssh out-of-the-box. However, e.g. screen irssi and mutt cause the error described in the title.

It shows a ? instead of the lambda.

I'm seeing weird behavior when clicking on the terminal window (not the chrome) and trying to select text. Cmder appears to slow down significantly, preventing me from inputting text for several seconds. Because of this it seems I can't select any text. I'm on Windows 7 SP1, 32-bit.

For example, if I type git then hit tab twice, it completes file names instead of suggesting git commands.
I found out that commenting out @chcp 65001>nul in init.bat fixes it (however the lambda is not displayed correctly). Commenting out prompt also works.

I've been looking for a way to set the default tab, or new tab to open as admin by default. I need to run PS as admin on my system due to some custom PS scripts I have, but I can't seem to find a way to accomplish this.

if i change the startup directory in the conemu settings the colors, hotkey etc stop working.
im changing the {cmd} task.

and if i hit CTRL+T and change the startup directory the same happens. It shows a msg "The system cannot find the path specified".

Scoop package manager could be a great addition to Cmder.
I really like the spirit of portability.

Repro: ps aux
Expected: list of all process
Actual: just one process (ps itself)

Looks like if pinned and then launched from taskbar, it launches ConEmu but without proper configuration. Also tasks created in Cmder are not run from taskbar.

Cmder.bat works fine (so far).

But when I put cmder in my %PATH% and run it through the "run" dialog (win+R), this shows up:

Wonder what has happened.

When I launch Gvim from Cmder using the {cmd} task, it doesn't use the preferences defined in %userprofile%/_vimrc% and %userprofile%/vimfiles. When I launch Gvim using the {Powershell} task, it behaves as expected. In an unmodified ConEmu installation, both cmd and Powershell launch Gvim with preferences intact.

Hi.

Nice work on cmdr btw - finally something I can use on my thumbdrive!

I found however that the vendor\init.bat was not working on my Vista x64 setup. I tracked down the problem to something in the section which sets the prompt style. Removing this section resulted in it working as expected.

Strangely, if I run each command from init.bat directly in the cmdr console it works as expected, with the lambda and all.

Just thought I'd let you know.

On Windows XP, PATH does include only the following two subdirectories, and not the additional bin, msysgit and clink subdirectories.

C:\prog\cmder\vendor\conemu-maximus5\ConEmu
C:\prog\cmder\vendor\conemu-maximus5

Not even manually executing the init.bat makes available the additional path.

Cmder does not seem to see my ssh keys? I keep getting Permission denied (publickey) even though I have the github_rsa file in the .ssh folder

Many thanks.

It would be nice to have ~ to complete to home directory, in a similar fashion as in (most) Linux terminals. For example cd ~, mv foo ~/bar/, etc.

CTRL + ALT + X

Wasnt a good choice :/

ctrl+alt+2 = @
ctrl+alt+3 = £
etc etc

i cant right an email address in cmder, need to copy/paste from somewhere else .

Is there a way to open a tab and have if use a default Tab Name rather than having to rename the tab each time? eg when creating a tab using a task is it possible to set the name of the tab ?