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| # Define some basic colors using tput (8-bit color: 256 colors) | |
| red="\[$(tput setaf 160)\]" | |
| bright_red="\[$(tput setaf 196)\]" | |
| light_purple="\[$(tput setaf 60)\]" | |
| orange="\[$(tput setaf 172)\]" | |
| blue="\[$(tput setaf 21)\]" | |
| light_blue="\[$(tput setaf 80)\]" | |
| bold="\[$(tput bold)\]" | |
| reset="\[$(tput sgr0)\]" | |
| # Define basic colors to be used in prompt | |
| ## The color for username (light_blue, for root user: bright_red) | |
| username_color="${reset}${bold}${light_blue}\$([[ \${EUID} == 0 ]] && echo \"${bright_red}\")"; | |
| ## Color of @ and ✗ symbols (orange) | |
| at_color=$reset$bold$orange | |
| ## Color of host/pc-name (blue) | |
| host_color=$reset$bold$blue | |
| ## Color of current working directory (light_purple) | |
| directory_color=$reset$light_purple | |
| ## Color for other characters (like the arrow) | |
| etc_color=$reset$red | |
| # If last operation did not succeded, add [✗]- to the prompt | |
| on_error="\$([[ \$? != 0 ]] && echo \"${etc_color}[${at_color}✗${etc_color}]─\")" | |
| # The last symbol in prompt ($, for root user: #) | |
| symbol="${reset}${bold}${bright_red}$(if [[ ${EUID} == 0 ]]; then echo '#'; else echo '$'; fi)" | |
| # Setup the prompt/prefix for linux terminal | |
| PS1="${etc_color}┌─${on_error}["; | |
| PS1+="${username_color}\u"; # \u=Username | |
| PS1+="${at_color}@"; | |
| PS1+="${host_color}\h" #\h=Host | |
| PS1+="${etc_color}]-["; | |
| PS1+="${directory_color}\w"; # \w=Working directory | |
| PS1+="${etc_color}]\n└──╼ "; # \n=New Line | |
| PS1+="${symbol}${reset}"; | |
| export PS1 |
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