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I use dropline gnome, and its default terminal.
I feel that the prompt by default is just too long especially when I go in the deep directory from root.
I want to change the prompt so that it looks simple. And I want to do it globally, all user will use this prompt by default. So how can I do it.
ICO, have you noticed that there's a search function for this forum. You can get answers to many of your questions much more quickly by using it. Another benefit is that the forum will run more smoothly because it's database won't be filled with repeated questions.
Originally posted by Cerbere ICO, have you noticed that there's a search function for this forum. You can get answers to many of your questions much more quickly by using it. Another benefit is that the forum will run more smoothly because it's database won't be filled with repeated questions.
Just a suggestion.
Enjoy!
--- Cerbere
um...yes. I will try to use search in the future. Thanks for your suggestion, Cerbere.
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