====== Bash prompt on new line ======

When you have a long path in the prompt, only few characters could be left to write the command before going on the next line.

With this prompt instead, the command starts from a new line regardless of the path length. 

Try it pasting this in a terminal
<code bash>
export PS1="┌──(\u@\h)-[\[\w\]]
└─\$ "
</code>


Make it permanent with
<code>
nano ~/.bashrc
</code>
adding at the end of the file
<code bash>
PS1="┌──(\u@\h)-[\[\w\]]
└─\$ "
</code>
(I don't care about colors)