Anybody know how to get into bashrc to add terminal banner? in parrot 6.0

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is it ,bashrc or is it ~/.bashrc or is it sudo nano /etc/~/.bashrc.conf? in order to add a terminal banner?

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I just tried it on Parrot 6.0 and sudo nano ~/.bashrc worked for me. Assuming you’re using bash and not zsh as I usually am (it would be sudo nano ~/.zshrc in that case) and you only want it on your users profile .
I used " banner EXAMPLE BANNER " in my bash script.
I believe sudo nano /etc/bash.bashrc should work to but take effect system-wide.

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The global bashrc is at /etc/bash.bashrc, the user’s configuration is at ~/HOME/.bashrc. You can use either of them.

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Thank you
Also have you had any success on getting custom pointers to run ive downloaded and installed different options from gnome-outlook.org but no luck installing them

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No problem. Parrot is initially installed as Mate and not Gnome so try Cursors - /s/Mate

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sudo apt install figlet
sudo apt install lolcat

figlet -f standard -c “ANONYMOUS” | lolcat
figlet -f digital -c “FreeTheOppressed”

add whatever you want “whateveryouwant*here” and lolcat will change the color everytime . at the end of your bashrc file