Every of us set own convenience working with Linux shell, for example I use /root/.bashrc
PS1='[\h:\w] \D{%F %T}\n\$ '
to show servername + current server datetime + newline for command - so it looks like
[servername217:~] 2022-02-06 00:55:02
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But I met a stumbling block with syntax trying to set not server time, but my home, for example plus 3 hours. It's easy to make with regular BASH
date -d '+ 3 hour' '+%F %T'
but when I try to use, for example,
PS1='[\h:\w] [date -d '+ 3 hour' '+%F %T']\n\$ '
I always get an error. It seems PS1 understands only
\D{%F %T}
but how to add 3 hours to %T under this format ? Or there is an another way ?
This might help:
PS1="[\h:\w] \$(date -d '+ 3 hour' '+%F %T')\n\$ "