The default bashrc for freebsd is bland, black and white, so I looked for something to spice it up.
First I added color as well as some custom-ities to my two line prompt:

export PS1="e[32;40mt e[33;40mue[34;40m@e[31;40mh e[36;40mwne[37;40m#$ e[0m"

Then I added color to my ls’s. Once you experience the default linux coloring, going back is pretty hard.

CLICOLOR="YES";    export CLICOLOR

LSCOLORS="ExGxFxdxCxDxDxhbadExEx";    export LSCOLORS

This gives
the 24 hour time in green, followed by user (orange)@(blue)host(red), followed by the current path (light blue), then new line
followed by the number of commands done on this term thus far, followed by the “$” symbol.

Works great for me.

Of course, don’t forget to source it in your .bash_profile
source ~/.bashrc

Last semester at University of Portland. I’m still working at Autodesk.

CS411 – Analysis of Algorithms – 3 credits
CS432 – Computer Graphics – 3 credits
CS442 – Software Engineering II – 3 credits
CS445 – Networks and Internetworking – 3 credits
CS446 – Operating Systems – 3 credits
CS481 – Senior Design Project Preparation – 3 credits

I’ll probably end up dropping either Networks and Internetworking or Software Engineering II. Classes start 1/16/06, when $1400 is due. On that note, they’re rapidly increasing what they charge for education, so I’m glad to be out before it gets ridiculous.

Got my grades for Fall 2005 at University of Portland. This is my last year, and only one semester left now.

I took 15 credits, and here are the grades.
CS421: Artificial Intelligence 3 credits A
CS441: Software Engineering I 3 credits B
CS451: Theory of Computation 3 credits A
CS480: Senior Design Project Preparation 3 credits B+
CS491: Game Theory & Design 3 credits A

GPA this semester 3.66, overall 135 credits, 3.45 GPA.