Post your PS1 :)

[proxx]

For all you linux users on the board

PS1:

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┌─[04:56 AM][proxx][~]
└──╼>

Inside my .bashrc

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red="\[\e[0;33m\]"
yellow="\[\e[0;31m\]"
if [ `id -u` -eq "0" ]; then
root="${yellow}"
else
root="${red}"
fi


PS1="\[\e[0;37m\]┌─[\@\[\e[0;37m\]][\[\e[0;96m\]${root}\u\[\e[0;37m\]][\[\e[0;32m\]\w\[\e[0;37m\]]\n\[\e[0;37m\]└──╼> \[\e[0m\]"




[Kulverstukas]

Oh man...



Good times with that one... good times indeed... so many classic games played.

[s3my0n]

lol Kulver +1
That's what I thought of when I read the title of this thread. It so happens that I successfully installed PS1 emulator on my arch system today

As for the bashrc file, nice, might use.

[proxx]

Im just gonna say im still amazed about the amount of non linux users here.
Its truely something I cant wrap my head around.

[iTpHo3NiX]

Im just gonna say im still amazed about the amount of non linux users here.
Its truely something I cant wrap my head around.

There are plenty linux users here, just not everyone uses it as their only OS. I run both. I use *nix for various things, and I use windows for various things. There are pros and cons to both OSes. The day Linux supports all of my hardware out of the box and can flawlessly run all of the proprietary software that I like, I would gladly switch to nix only, until then I'm rocking both throughout my desktops and laptops.

[s3my0n]

The day Linux supports all of my hardware out of the box and can flawlessly run all of the proprietary software that I like, I would gladly switch to nix only, until then I'm rocking both throughout my desktops and laptops.

It's not the matter of Linux supporting various hardware and software, it's about the vendors of the various hardware and software supporting Linux. It's a simple change in wording that changes your whole understanding of the issue. It is much easier and less clumbersome to have your hardware drivers included in Linux than it is in Windows.

[flowjob]

b2t:

It's not my bash, but my powershell ps1, but I'll post it anyway...
It's supposed to look bash-like...

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function sudo([string]$pname) { RunAs /user:Administrator $pname }


function cwd { $pwd.Path }


clear
function prompt{
    "$env:username@$env:computername" + ":" + "$pwd$ ".Replace($env:userprofile,"~").Replace(":","").Replace("\","/")
    }
Edit:
How it looks:

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area_13@node:~$

[proxx]

Lol would be nice if you would put the actual layout in your post but I can read it
As long as it looks like bash bro

[iTpHo3NiX]

It's not the matter of Linux supporting various hardware and software, it's about the vendors of the various hardware and software supporting Linux. It's a simple change in wording that changes your whole understanding of the issue. It is much easier and less clumbersome to have your hardware drivers included in Linux than it is in Windows.

I'm well aware that its the OEMs and their proprietary drivers, however I still stand by what I say. I know it's not Linux's fault, but I still would want it to just install and work. Don't need to go through various things to get shit up and running the way I want. For example I install windows 7, use my activator and I'm good to go, any drivers are automatically either downloaded or are embedded in the OS setup. *Nix, not all my hardware is supported because of Vendors proprietary software so I run into issues and spend countless hours trying to compile drivers that don't work from source and what not. Anyways there's still an issue with proprietary software such as Adobe Master Collection CS6, ConvertX2DVD, NTFS (I have 7.5TB of data on my main desktop which is why I run *nix on my laptops), Coupon Activators (If you know me, I like to coupon as well as fake coupon xD but I get ideas from these coupons) Sony Suite (Vegas, DVD Architect, Sound Forge), TMPGEnc, amongst others. And yes I know its up to those manufacturers to port their proprietary software to Linux and I know they wont which is unfortunate. Microdick as the monopoly and there's nothing we can do about it... They make plenty of money by just supporting Microdick and the hours it would take for them to make it cross platform they would lose money paying the coders vs. supporting Linux.

[lucid]

Hmm, proxx I tried your PS1 but I got this:

[proxx]

Fuck took me 10 minutes to remember, I should sleep more this is getting out of hand.
This probably has to do with your character encoding.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/UTF-8

/etc/locale.conf
Mine looks like this; LANG=en_US.UTF-8

All this sh*t changed around a bit recently.
I had similar issues but my memory is bad atm, hopefully not permanent.

[lucid]

Ah well, it's not really that important