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The steps are as follows:

1. When logging in to the system using linux text mode, the interface is similar to the one shown below, with a black background and a white font.

2. After logging in to the system, users can use vim to open the .bashrc of the current home directory.

Vim / .bashrc

3. Then search PS1 through the search command of vim.

4. Press enter to locate the location shown in the following figure. The location pointed to by the red arrow in the following figure is the location to be modified.

5. Modify it to the following code

PS1='$ {debian_chroot:+ ($debian_chroot)}\ e [1bot 32it40m\] oyogo @\ h:\ w\ $'

Note:\ e [1 * * 32 * * 40m\] where 1 indicates highlighting, 32 indicates the font color is green, 40 indicates the background and the color is black. More colors can be found in the following table.

6. After the setting is completed, execute wq to save and exit vim.

7. Execute the following command to reload .bashrc

Source .bashrc

At this time, I can see that the font color has changed.

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