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The Customization Settings section allows you to configure and personalize the Proxmox VE environment with specific adjustments.
This option modifies the root user's .bashrc
to enhance command-line usability by adding colorized prompts and useful aliases.
What it does:
.bashrc
filels
and grep
aliases.bashrc
is sourced in .bash_profile
This adjustment automates the following commands:
This option customizes the MOTD to display a ProxMenux optimization message upon login.
This adjustment automates the following commands:
This option removes the Proxmox subscription banner and nag prompts from the web interface.
What it does:
proxmoxlib.js
to disable banner checksThis adjustment automates the following commands:
These customization settings are applied automatically when selected in the post-install process. Adjustments can be made manually as needed.