## Chapter 1: Style

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### Use BashStyle-NG:

When enabled, BS-NG is used to manage your bashs configuration.

### Colored Prompts:

When enabled, BS-NG creates colorfull prompts, else, or if on the
linux-console, monochrome prompts are used.

### Colored ls output:

When enabled, ls colors it's output according to $LS_COLORS.

### Change Color Style:

Choose the way colors are drawn:

Normal | example
Bold | example
Dimmed | example
Inverted | example
Underlined | example

### Colored Manpages:

When enabled, BS-NG uses a special terminfofile, to give you colored manpages

### Terminfo for Manpages:

Choose which terminfofile to use for coloring manpages:
Terminfo: Mostlike
Terminfo: Bold
Terminfo: Nebula

### Colored grep output:

When enabled, grep colors it's output.

### Choose Grep Color:

Choose the color for matching words in greps output.

### Choose Color to Change/Change Color to:

Choose a part of the prompt and change it's color.
This works with all shipped styles, and with all custom-defined ones,
that use symbolic-colors, e.g. $usercolor instead of $blue

### Use random style:

When enabled, BS-NG chooses a random style on each startup.

### Reload Terminal:

Press this to restart the terminal to immediately test changes.

### Choose Style:

Choose what style to use for your Bashprompt
Available Styles:
Separator `[This Style has Options on the `Extras' Page]`
Vector
Floating Clock
Clock-Advanced
Dash
Job
Elite
Poweruser
Dirks
Minimal
Dot.Prompt
Bracket
Sepa-NG
Quirk
Sputnik