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Changing the promptI'm using the shell bash, and when I login the prompt looks like this.: bash-2.02$ I'm perfectly aware of which shell I'm using, so I don't need that information to follow me around ... instead I want the prompt to show some usefull information, like which account I'm currently using, and the path to the current directory. Once again www.freebsddiary.org gave the answer: (Please note that this is the solution for the bash shell)
cd /usr/home/bill Then add the following to the end of the file
# set prompt: ``username@hostname:/directory $ '' If your username is bill and you're logged in at the host flowerpower your prompt would look like this: [bill@flowerpower:/usr/home/bill] Note that the change won't take effect before the next login. |
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