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As I installed BL a few weeks ago I noticed that although the whole thing was great and nearly perfect for my needs and Hardware, there were a some things I needed to customize (as anyone right?)
-Since I have a deficient memory when it comes to configs- I started a github repo to store my customizations regarding the system and its look.
This is mostly in case I break something and need to start from scratch
Nothing fancy at all, really, but it might be useful for someone else, so here it is:
https://github.com/matmutant/Bunsenlabs … /README.md
Obviously this is a WIP, but for now it mostly covers 1011PX related workarounds, Conky and the custom username@host and root@host colors in CLI : ~/.bashrc
Have a nice day!
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Are you aware of the BLOB Theme Manager, in Menu -> Accessories?
It will Save/Restore configs for:
Openbox theme
GTK theme
Conkys
Tint2
Desktop background
dmenu
LightDM theme
.bashrc, .Xresources
Terminator
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Maybe a combination of this and your personal setup preferences would do the job?
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Are you aware of the BLOB Theme Manager, in Menu -> Accessories?
It will Save/Restore configs for:
Openbox theme
GTK theme
Conkys
Tint2
Desktop background
dmenu
LightDM theme
.bashrc, .Xresources
Terminator
+ ScreenshotMaybe a combination of this and your personal setup preferences would do the job?
No I wasn't apparently xD
Though I don't think the .bashrc also covers the root one, does it?
And the git way helps explaining why I did what and could be easily used on other distros too?
But you are right, I will look into the manager in time
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Though I don't think the .bashrc also covers the root one, does it?
indeed.
if you want a prompt that changes color if root, you can put this in /etc/bash.bashrc:
if [[ ${EUID} == 0 ]] ; then
sq_color="\[\033[0;31m\]"
else
sq_color="\[\033[0;33m\]"
fi
cursor="\e[?16;0;200c"
PS1="$cursor$sq_color\342\226\210\342\226\210 \u@\h \w\n\[\033[0m\]\342\226\210\342\226\210 "
unset sq_color
just an example.
of course you can also use 2 seperate prompts, in your user's home and in /root.
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