If the prompt/command etc. executes without errors shows the green (or whatever color you assign) 
.
If there is a problem/error etc. shows the red (or whatever color you assign) ✘.
The commands whoami and uname -r are legit, so after , everything about …koukouroukou is bs, so ✘.
More of a classic prompt, add mkcd…
PS1="\e[1;32m\u@\h \e[0;34m\W\\e[0;0m\n#!> "
# Make and Enter directory
mkcd() { mkdir "$1" && cd "$1"; }
mkd() {
mkdir -p "$@" && cd "$_"
}
Not sure if zshrc can be applied, I used that longer…
in zshrc I used this one:
# Make and Enter directory
mkcd(){ mkdir "$1" && cd "$1" ; }
# Dracula TTY
if [ "$TERM" = "linux" ]; then
printf %b '\e[40m' '\e[8]' # set default background to color 0 'dracula-bg'
printf %b '\e[37m' '\e[8]' # set default foreground to color 7 'dracula-fg'
printf %b '\e]P0282a36' # redefine 'black' as 'dracula-bg'
printf %b '\e]P86272a4' # redefine 'bright-black' as 'dracula-comment'
printf %b '\e]P1ff5555' # redefine 'red' as 'dracula-red'
printf %b '\e]P9ff7777' # redefine 'bright-red' as '#ff7777'
printf %b '\e]P250fa7b' # redefine 'green' as 'dracula-green'
printf %b '\e]PA70fa9b' # redefine 'bright-green' as '#70fa9b'
printf %b '\e]P3f1fa8c' # redefine 'brown' as 'dracula-yellow'
printf %b '\e]PBffb86c' # redefine 'bright-brown' as 'dracula-orange'
printf %b '\e]P4bd93f9' # redefine 'blue' as 'dracula-purple'
printf %b '\e]PCcfa9ff' # redefine 'bright-blue' as '#cfa9ff'
printf %b '\e]P5ff79c6' # redefine 'magenta' as 'dracula-pink'
printf %b '\e]PDff88e8' # redefine 'bright-magenta' as '#ff88e8'
printf %b '\e]P68be9fd' # redefine 'cyan' as 'dracula-cyan'
printf %b '\e]PE97e2ff' # redefine 'bright-cyan' as '#97e2ff'
printf %b '\e]P7f8f8f2' # redefine 'white' as 'dracula-fg'
printf %b '\e]PFffffff' # redefine 'bright-white' as '#ffffff'
clear
fi
Also, after using zshrc I had a desire to see what my alias commands were, to help remember them (much like abbr in fish)… a couple of years back now, so maybe need a bit of fudging to make it work…
#-------- Global Alias {{{
globalias() {
if [[ $LBUFFER =~ '[a-zA-Z0-9]+$' ]]; then
zle _expand_alias
zle expand-word
fi
zle self-insert
}
zle -N globalias
bindkey " " globalias # space key to expand globalalias
# bindkey "^ " magic-space # control-space to bypass completion
bindkey "^[[Z" magic-space # shift-tab to bypass completion
bindkey -M isearch " " magic-space # normal space during searches
#}}}
Hmmmm not sure how to do that in bashrc… right now I have bind '\"\\C-e\": alias-expand-line' # Ctrl E a expands alias.
