[olug] What's the value of your $PS1 variable?
Tim & Alethea Larson
thelarsons3 at cox.net
Wed Jan 28 01:18:31 UTC 2009
Adam Haeder wrote:
> or, what does your prompt look like?
>
> I've started to favor this one:
>
> \h \@ \u \w \$
>
> Which makes my prompt look like this:
>
> proddb02 11:02 AM root /usr/local/bin #
>
> hostname - time - user - full path
>
> What does everybody else use?
PS1="\t \[\033[0;33m\]$(uname -s) $(echo $(uname -r) | cut -f1
-d'-')\[\033[0m\]
\w\n\[\033[1;33m\]\u\[\033[0m\]@\[\033[0;33m\]\h\[\033[0m\] \!\\$ "
The 0;33 code is yellow. For root, I use 0;31, which is red. Changing
the 0 to 1 makes it bold. I like the two-line effect, so that the
prompt stands out even when using a terminal that doesn't display in color.
Tim
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