+1 for @readan2
I've been trying to make byobu+screen automatically start a login shell
for months (i know that sounds pathetic), and this workaround adequately
solves this for me. In order to utilize my ruby on rails environment I
must be logged into a login shell which required me to do bash -l,
+1 for the workarounds from @readan2 in #33. Using a mbp5,3 on OSX 10.9.1, with
byobu and tmux from homebrew. I don't understand the reasons for wanting to
avoid a login shell, but I can report that adding "--login" in the three places
shown below gets my $PS1 back the way it's supposed to be.
I also see this behavior with byobu 5.60-0ubuntu1 on Ubuntu 13.10.
I can run byobu manually or automatically at login (using byobu-enable)
but the aliases and functions I have in a /etc/profile.d/lxc-helpers.sh
script aren't available to me.
Interestingly, when I run tmux it does have my profile
I too can confirm that this is still present.
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I tried to edit the two places readan2 mentioned on Ubuntu 13.10, but
that just caused byobu to immediately exit on start :( I need a login
shell to get RVM to work.
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