Change the Prompt Color Using Tput
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You can also change color of the PS1 prompt using tput as shown below:
$ export PS1="\[$(tput bold)$(tput setb 4)$(tput setaf 7)\]\u@\h:\w $ \[$(tput sgr0)\]“
tput Color Capabilities: tput setab [1-7] – Set a background color using ANSI escape tput setb [1-7] – Set a background color tput setaf [1-7] – Set a foreground color using ANSI escape tput setf [1-7] – Set a foreground color tput Text Mode Capabilities: tput bold – Set bold mode tput dim – turn on half-bright mode tput smul – begin underline mode tput rmul – exit underline mode tput rev – Turn on reverse mode tput smso – Enter standout mode (bold on rxvt) tput rmso – Exit standout mode tput sgr0 – Turn off all attributes
Color Code for tput: 0 – Black 1 – Red 2 – Green 3 – Yellow 4 – Blue 5 – Magenta 6 – Cyan 7 – White
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