The “Phoenix” update is labeled version 3.0, but the roadmap already teases version 3.2 and 4.0. Upcoming features include:
If you left because the game felt shallow or buggy, give it another look. The Starship Titus update doesn’t just add content—it changes the core loop from “grind and shoot” to “survive and adapt.”
Final verdict: Finally feels like the game we backed on Kickstarter three years ago.
Has anyone tried the new multiplayer coop mode on the Titus yet? Drop your thoughts below. 👇
The "Starship Titus" update refers to a significant overhaul of Chris Titus Tech's highly-customized Starship theme starship titus updated
for Bash. This update bridges the gap between powerful functionality and aesthetics, often described as the "baby" of the Powerlevel10k and Nord themes Overview of the Titus Starship Update
The Starship Titus configuration is a central component of the
project. It is designed for users who want a high-performance, visually appealing shell environment without the manual setup complexity usually associated with advanced prompt customizers. Key Features Highly Customized Prompt : Built on the Starship cross-shell prompt , this update includes a bespoke starship.toml
configuration that prioritizes readability and essential system data. Aesthetic Integration : The "Titus" style blends the minimalism of the Nord color palette with the informative, multi-line capabilities of Powerlevel10k One-Command Installation The “Phoenix” update is labeled version 3
: The update is typically deployed via Chris Titus's automated installation script, which configures starship.toml file simultaneously. Distro-Agnostic Design
: While often showcased on Arch or Debian, the updated configuration is designed to work seamlessly across various Linux distributions and even WSL. What’s New in the Update Recent iterations have focused on performance optimization advanced functions Refined Configuration Files starship.toml
has been streamlined to reduce shell lag while maintaining rich metadata (like Git status, execution time, and package versions). Modular Integration : It is now more tightly integrated with the
(Linux Toolbox), making it easier to toggle specific prompt modules on or off. Cross-Shell Support Has anyone tried the new multiplayer coop mode
: While optimized for Bash, the Starship-specific settings can often be ported to Zsh or Fish with minimal adjustments. How to Install/Update
To get the latest version of the Titus Starship theme, users typically use the following command to run the interactive installer from the Chris Titus Tech GitHub bash <(curl -s
Normal operation tips:
Shutdown:
The biggest update is the antagonist. The original Titus featured generic space parasites. The Updated canon introduces The Weep—a sentient mathematical error in reality that speaks through static. The crew discovers that the Titus isn't trying to get home; home is trying to erase the Titus to fix the timeline.
The new Whisper Protocol logs (found as collectible audio diaries in the interactive version) reveal that the ship’s AI, AURORA, was never corrupted. It was correct. It wants to fly into a star to reset the universe, and the crew has to decide if that’s actually a bad thing.