By default, window names are the pane title, and the pane title is set by the shell running in each pane. Oh My ZSH does this automatically, as does fish.
The format string used can be changed by setting the following options:
set -g @catppuccin_window_text "#W"
set -g @catppuccin_window_current_text "#W"
The window title is #W
, the current path is #{b:pane_current_path}
. A huge
amount of customisation is possible, and is explained in depth
in the "tmux man page".
Make sure you have installed a Nerd Font, and that your terminal is set to use that font.
Go through these steps:
- Completely kill tmux and restart (
killall tmux
). - Ensure every
@catppuccin.*
option is being set before the plugin is loaded. Loading occurs where you haverun
in your config file. - Double check for typos. There are two "c"s and two "p"s in "catppuccin".
- Do not use
-o
to set options that begin with@
. The-o
flag means that the option will not be set if it has already been set. You do not need this in your config file. - Double check that any option that does not start with
@
is set after the plugin is loaded.