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I love the Zsh prompt used in Gentoo! Here it is...
Since I am using the Zsh as default Shell on my Linux machines but not all of them are Gentoo based, I put the Gentoo prompt here.
Screenshot:
Just put the following lines to your .zshrc and you will be able to use this prompt on all distributions, not only Gentoo. Shure, I could copy the prompt file to the default directory in /usr/share/zsh/... but it is easier to just copy the .zshrc file from system to system...:
prompt_gentoo_setup () {
prompt_gentoo_prompt=${1:-'blue'}
prompt_gentoo_user=${2:-'green'}
prompt_gentoo_root=${3:-'red'}
if [ "$USER" = 'root' ]
then
base_prompt="%B%F{$prompt_gentoo_root}%m%k "
else
base_prompt="%B%F{$prompt_gentoo_user}%n@%m%k "
fi
post_prompt="%b%f%k"
#setopt noxtrace localoptions
path_prompt="%B%F{$prompt_gentoo_prompt}%1~"
PS1="$base_prompt$path_prompt %# $post_prompt"
PS2="$base_prompt$path_prompt %_> $post_prompt"
PS3="$base_prompt$path_prompt ?# $post_prompt"
}
prompt_gentoo_setup "$@"
Permalink: https://hanez.org/2009/09/16/i-love-the-zsh-prompt-used-in-gentoo-here-it-is/
Arduino Relays
Yesterday evening I have build a small relays for switching high voltage lines with my Arduino. It uses the "Blink" example and switches on for 10 seconds then switches off for 10 seconds. I have used this document to get my work done.
Permalink: https://hanez.org/2009/03/07/arduino-relays/
Arduino TSL230R
The next device is ready... ;) It is the TSL230R light sensor.
It prints out the Lux value every N seconds.
My code is based on this Blog post. You could buy the sensor at Sparkfun where you will find the Datasheet too. Another place for code is here. There is provided a modified version of the link above.