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{lamb} instead of lambda sign (possibly a UTF-8 problem?) #322

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jszym opened this issue Nov 18, 2014 · 19 comments
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{lamb} instead of lambda sign (possibly a UTF-8 problem?) #322

jszym opened this issue Nov 18, 2014 · 19 comments

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@jszym
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jszym commented Nov 18, 2014

2014-11-17_23-25-20

Instead of getting a pretty lambda sign, I get {lamb} as my prompt. 😞

@MartiUK
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MartiUK commented Nov 18, 2014

Do you have clink installed already?

@jszym
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jszym commented Nov 19, 2014

yup :)

@MartiUK
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MartiUK commented Nov 19, 2014

The clink you have installed is conflicting with clink that's included with the full install.

You have two options:

Uninstall clink and use cmder as is.

Or
(I don't know if this will work)

Remove the clink directory from the vendor folder and adjust this line in init.bat:
https://github.com/bliker/cmder/blob/master/vendor/init.bat#L22

to something like:

:: Run clink
@"clink_x%architecture%.exe" inject --quiet --profile "%CMDER_ROOT%\config"

If clink is in your PATH already.

@Marsup
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Marsup commented Dec 1, 2014

I have the same bug. Removed your installation of clink and created a symlink to mine instead, it didn't solve the problem. Anything else I can try ?

@Marsup
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Marsup commented Dec 1, 2014

Well, uninstalling was the key. I had the copyright of clink when running cmder so I thought it launched twice. I don't think it's possible to keep both.

@tengwar
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tengwar commented Jan 10, 2015

I have the same problem when running Cmder as root, but everything is fine when I run it as me. In a root tab I get a warning that translates to

System can't find the given path.
File not found - C:\Users\User\Copy\random\config\aliases

I have it in a directory like "C:\Users\User\Copy\random stuff", so it looks like spaces aren't handled properly in root mode.

@K900
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K900 commented Jan 12, 2015

Same issue on Windows 10 Technical Preview is solved by upgrading to Clink 0.4.3

@MartiUK MartiUK closed this as completed Jan 12, 2015
@CoreyH
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CoreyH commented Jul 30, 2015

Windows 10 RTM I am having this issue. I installed/upgraded to Clink 0.4.3 via Chocolatey and I am still stuck with {lamb}

@ClementParis016
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Same problem for me on latest Windows 10, I have no other Clink installed next to the one included with Cmder

@flyingduck92
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any solution?

@MartiUK
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MartiUK commented Nov 23, 2015

Download the latest pre-release, do not install anything from chocolatey.

@jasonwilliams
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i downloaded the latest version of clink and still have this issue
(using 1.2.9)

@MartiUK
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MartiUK commented Nov 25, 2015

Clink is included with cmder already.

@kowsheek
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The latest prerelease didn't fix the issue.

@bittin
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bittin commented Jan 28, 2016

yeah got that problem in Windows 10 on my work computer like 2 days ago aswell, when opening up a new cmd.exe :(

@jasonwilliams
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@MartiUK people still having issues, maybe this should be re-opened?

@flyingduck92
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i fix the issue by uninstall clink on my PC before i use cmder

@kowsheek
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kowsheek commented Feb 1, 2016

I fixed it by installing a updated version to the clink folder in cmder.

@jasonwilliams
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I also did the above to fix it, the pre-release didn't solve it for me

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