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02-16-2008, 07:47 AM
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 Color-coding OpenBSD user-accounts. Someone might find these interesting or useful. I use them in my ksh .profile's , I use differing color-schemes for different user-accounts. The prompts are set to differentiate root from non-root , but I like color and I like to have a more overt visual indicator of which account I am using at a given time. I've used these with i386 and vt220 and have not noticed any problems. If anyone sees anything problematic or has more interesting versions please let me know. I know some people use "screen" or similar , I prefer to use simple things from within when at all possible. An Odd User. PS1="\e[0;39m\u\w $" #export PS1="\e[0;39m\u\w $" #Normal/Gray-on-Black #export PS1="\e[0;47;44m\u\w $" #Gray-on-Blue #export PS1="\e[0;32m\u\w $" #Green #export PS1="\e[0;30;1;34m\u\w $" #Blue-on-Black #export PS1="\e[1;31m\u\w $" #Red #export PS1="\e[0;35m\u\w $" #Purple #export PS1="\e[0;36m\u\w $" #Teal #export PS1="\e[0;30;47m\u\w $" #Black-on-Gray #export PS1="\e[0;47;34m\u\w $" #Blue-on-Gray      |
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