Bash PS1 Generator
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Bash PS1 Generator
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Re: Bash PS1 Generator
#2No https.
Re: Bash PS1 Generator
#3Or use starship...
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#4Or use starship...
What is starship?
Edit: Found it, it’s a cross-shell prompt. Appears to require a binary install.
Re: Bash PS1 Generator
#5Or use starship...
What is starship? Edit: Found it, it’s a cross-shell prompt. Appears to require a binary install.
Re: Bash PS1 Generator
#6No https.
While https is a good default, and LetsEncrypt has made it relatively trivial, I wouldn't say this particularly needs it; there isn't any user data at all.
I suppose without TLS it could be intercepted and modified to return a malicious bash command, or something, but this random site on the internet could do that on its own without being intercepted anyway.
Re: Bash PS1 Generator
#7Or use starship...
There is also powerline.
https://github.com/powerline/powerline
Re: Bash PS1 Generator
#8Or use starship...
It's too bloated. It has all kinds of built-in stuff with ugly defaults instead of just providing a framework with plugins.
Re: Bash PS1 Generator
#9No https.
While https is a good default, and LetsEncrypt has made it relatively trivial, I wouldn't say this particularly needs it; there isn't any user data at all. I suppose without TLS it could be intercepted and modified to return a malicious bash command, or something, but this random site on the internet could do that on its own without being intercepted anyway.
> but this random site on the internet could do that on its own without being intercepted anyway.
Who has more incentive to do so: the person that wants their site to have visitors, or a malicious attacker intent on MITM people in the first place?
What a ridiculous defense of insecurity.
Re: Bash PS1 Generator
#10Nice, but there is a bug: if you add @ and then remove it, the @ still stays.