Re: bash profile question

1996-10-10 Thread Erik B Andersen
Here you go, my /etc/profile file. Not the cool thing I do with xterms. I put the current directory in the Xterm title bar. Anyway, I hope this helps. -Erik -- Erik B. Andersen Web:http://www.et.byu.edu/~andersee/ 2485 South State St. email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Springville, Ut

Re: bash profile question

1996-10-07 Thread Lazaro . Salem
For the prompt, I have the following line in my ~/.bash_profile and ~/.bashrc use: export PS1="[EMAIL PROTECTED]:\w\\n[\#]\\$ " which produces, for example [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/bin [3]$ ls -laR or [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/src/linux [4]# ls -laR \$ gives you a different pro

Re: bash profile question

1996-10-06 Thread Craig Sanders
On Fri, 4 Oct 1996, Marcel Burggraeve wrote: > I know you can use your .bash_profile to let you see the current > directory and a prompt ( like in dos or os/2 ) > I do have a profile which does this but was wondering if some people > could post their profiles so maybe I can choose another which I