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The default bash shell prompt is anything but usable. Information is compressed and the prompt turns into hell if you’re deep in a directory tree. To improve the situation I decided to use a two line prompt. On the first line I have the current host, user and path with different colors, while on the [...]
urxvt is my favorite termimal It renders fonts nicely, supports unicode and has various other interesting features. I’ve also configured it to open links on mouse click! To configure urxvt to look like the above screenshots, add the following in your ~/.Xdefaults file: URxvt*loginShell:true URxvt*transparent:true URxvt*shading:5 URxvt*background:Black URxvt*foreground:White URxvt*scrollBar:true URxvt*scrollBar_right:true URxvt*scrollBar_floating:false URxvt*scrollstyle:plain URxvt*secondaryScroll:true # how [...]