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The Provisionr CLI works great in any terminal, but a well-themed setup makes the experience significantly better—syntax highlighting, git status indicators, and visual clarity all improve your workflow.
This is designed for users that are using a fresh installation of a Terminal. If you have already customized your terminal, you can skip this documentation page. Some instructions will override your existing configuration.We do not provide support for terminal applications on your computer and these are simply getting started tips for popular industry tools.

Quick Reference

Not sure which to pick? Here’s the TL;DR:

Ghostty

The new hotness from Mitchell Hashimoto (HashiCorp co-founder). GPU-accelerated, native UI, and blazing fast. If you want modern without compromise, start here.
1

Install Ghostty

Download the latest release from ghostty.org.
Download the .deb package from the GitHub releases and install:
2

Create Your Config

Ghostty uses a simple config file at ~/.config/ghostty/config:
3

Pick a Theme

Add a theme to your config file. Ghostty includes many built-in themes:
Popular options:
  • catppuccin mocha — Soft, easy on the eyes
  • dracula — Classic dark theme
  • tokyonight — Vibrant blues and purples
  • gruvbox dark — Warm, retro feel
  • nord — Cool, muted palette
Browse all themes with:
4

Set Your Font

Ghostty has excellent font rendering. Set your preferred monospace font:
Popular choices: Menlo, Monaco, Consolas, or any monospace font installed on your system.
5

Preview Your Theme

Run the Provisionr CLI to see your theme in action:

Having Issues?

If colors don’t appear correctly, double-check that you’ve applied the color scheme in your terminal settings and restarted the terminal. Some terminals require a full restart for theme changes to take effect.