Hi,
today I tried something nerdy and wanted to improve my cmd - ux in windows (using windows 10).
First of all the useless stuff:
color a0
introducing a nice matrix look and feel.
Probably you remember the quote "follow the white rabbit", so I added a bunny in the prompt:
prompt $_ _$_ (\\ $_ \$B$B$_ __(_";$_ / \$_ {}___)\)_ $_$P>
with cls (clear screen) you see the bunny up there and it appears after any command entered... funny for about 2 minutes... then really annoying... removed it...
sticking to the original output and add date and time turned out to be more useful
prompt $D $T$_$P$G
to much space, to few info...
prompt $D $T $C%USERDOMAIN%\%USERNAME%$F$_$P$G
more info!
ipconfig|for /f "tokens=12 delims=: " %G in ('findstr /i ipv4') do ( echo %G ) > ip.txt
set /p ip=<ip.txt
prompt $D $T $C%USERDOMAIN%\%USERNAME%$F IP: %ip%$_$P$G
linux / bash style:
prompt %username%@%userdomain%: $P $T$$
but best experience with simple stuff
prompt $P $T$G
kr,
Daniel
today I tried something nerdy and wanted to improve my cmd - ux in windows (using windows 10).
First of all the useless stuff:
color a0
introducing a nice matrix look and feel.
Probably you remember the quote "follow the white rabbit", so I added a bunny in the prompt:
prompt $_ _$_ (\\ $_ \$B$B$_ __(_";$_ / \$_ {}___)\)_ $_$P>
with cls (clear screen) you see the bunny up there and it appears after any command entered... funny for about 2 minutes... then really annoying... removed it...
sticking to the original output and add date and time turned out to be more useful
prompt $D $T$_$P$G
to much space, to few info...
prompt $D $T $C%USERDOMAIN%\%USERNAME%$F$_$P$G
more info!
ipconfig|for /f "tokens=12 delims=: " %G in ('findstr /i ipv4') do ( echo %G ) > ip.txt
set /p ip=<ip.txt
prompt $D $T $C%USERDOMAIN%\%USERNAME%$F IP: %ip%$_$P$G
linux / bash style:
prompt %username%@%userdomain%: $P $T$$
but best experience with simple stuff
prompt $P $T$G
kr,
Daniel