To run Cmder under Fluent Terminal, follow these steps:

1. Download and install the latest release of Fluent Terminal: instructions here
2. Save the following file under Monokai.flutecolors on your Desktop:
   📦 Monokai.flutecolors
   ^{Tip: Make sure your filename doesn’t end in .txt when you save it.}
3. Follow the instructions in this page to set-up the %CMDER_ROOT% environmental variable
   ^{Tip: If you already have a working environment variable, skip this step}
4. Open Fluent Terminal, then go to ⚙ Settings using Ctrl + , (Control-Comma) keyboard shortcut
5. Navigate to Themes → 🖌 Import, select Monokai.flutecolors from your Desktop,
   then click on ✓ Set Active
6. Navigate to Profiles → ➕ Create new, and enter the following into the fields:^{Tip: This will install the default clink-based profile (i.e. “cmd”).
   Under the Optional Profiles you can find other shells, e.g. bash and Powershell.}
   • Name: Cmder/Cmd
   • Shell executable location: C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe
   • Working directory: C:\Users\[Username]
     ^{Tip: Substitute [Username] with your username, e.g.: C:\Users\David.}
   • Arguments:

     /k title Cmder/Cmd & "%CMDER_ROOT%\vendor\init.bat"

   • Theme: Monokai
   • Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+c or whatever you prefer.
     ^{Tip: So you can launch more tabs.}
7. Click 💾 Save
8. Click ✓ Set Default
9. Download and install your choice from any of the fonts below, then enable it in
   the ⚙ Settings → Terminal tab → under the Font family section.
   • Hermit
   • FiraCode
   • Source Code Pro

   ^{Tip: This step will prevent the issue of extra spacing when the default font is used.
   Alternatively, you can simply customize the λ prompt and change it to $, or your prompt of choice. Click here to see how}

10. (Optional) In the Terminal tab, reduce the “Background opacity” to around 0.30 for a better acrylic effect
11. Close FluentTerminal, and re-open it.😄 You’re done!