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title: Customizing Your Prompt
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description: Learn how to override theme defaults with a custom configuration file.
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## Overriding Theme Defaults
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*Oh My Posh* lets you personalize your prompt by combining built-in themes with custom settings. If a theme (e.g., `star.omp.json`) doesn’t fully suit you, you can override its defaults using a custom config file.
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### How It Works
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1. Themes are loaded from the `themes/` directory or a built-in set.
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2. A custom config file (e.g., `~/.myposh.omp.json`) can override specific properties like colors, segments, or styles.
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3. When you run `oh-my-posh init` or set `$POSH_THEME`, the custom file takes precedence.
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### Steps to Override a Theme
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1. **Pick a Base Theme**:
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- Find a theme you like (e.g., `themes/star.omp.json`) in the repo or your local install (`oh-my-posh get themes`).
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- Copy it to a new file:
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```bash
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cp ~/.poshthemes/star.omp.json ~/.myposh.omp.json
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