## Chapter 1: Style Settings

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### 1.0 Use BashStyle-NG:

This enables BashStyle-NG and let's it manage your bash.

### 1.1 Colored Prompts:

This enables colorful bashprompts. Else they'll become monochrome.
* When you're on the Linux-console, they'll always be monochrome.

### 1.2 Colored ls output:

This will color the output of `ls' according to $LS_COLORS.

### 1.3 Change Color Style:

Choose the way colors are drawn:

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

### 1.4 Colored Manpages:

Enables the use of a special terminfo file, which will color manpages.

### 1.5 Terminfo for Manpages:

Choose which terminfo-file to use for coloring man pages:

#### 1.5.0 Terminfo: Mostlike

#### 1.5.1 Terminfo: Bold

#### 1.5.2 Terminfo: Nebula

### 1.6 Colored grep output:

When enabled, grep colors it's output.

### 1.7 Choose Grep Color:

Choose the color for matching words in greps output.

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

Choose a part of the prompt and change it's color.

### 1.9 Use random style:

Choose a random style at start up.

### 1.10 Choose Style:

Choose what style to use for your Bashprompt
Available Styles:

#### 1.10.0 Style: Separator

`[This Style has Options on the `Extras'-Page]`

#### 1.10.1 Style: Vector

#### 1.10.2 Style: Floating Clock

#### 1.10.3 Style: Clock-Advanced

#### 1.10.4 Style: Elite

#### 1.10.5 Style: PowerUser

#### 1.10.6 Style: Dirks

#### 1.10.7 Style: .Prompt

#### 1.10.8 Style: Sepa-NG

#### 1.10.9 Style: Quirk

#### 1.10.10 Style: Sputnik

#### 1.10.11 Style: Ayoli