Hello Robert,
I will make no warranty of this, but ... I use the Konsole virtual
terminal and really enjoy it's power. I love that I can open one term,
and have 100 more in the same window - how cool can it get! What I did to
get the things to read my settings was: konsole %i %m -caption "%c" --ls
Notice the '--ls' on the end. How I did it, was to right click on my konsole
icon on the taskbar and then clicked on the Execute tab. See if that makes
it mo-better for you. BTW, Konsole also supports the 'transparent konsole'
option, so it will display your desktop thru the vt :) It's really the
little things
My user prompt:
{bogus} U=jaye
Dir=~ pts/2$
My root prompt:
YOU ARE ROOT!! on bogus
~ pts/1>
tatah
On Thursday 08 February 2001 09:39, Robert Tilley wrote:
> I've visited some bash prompt sites that give examples of these neato and
> wiz-bang prompts that my terminal is supposed to be capable of displaying.
>
> Problem: In none of the shells I've tried (konsole, xterm, etc.) these
> artful additions to be .bashrc files have produced nothing. The only
> result is continued display of a boring and pathetic (to me) command-line.
>
> While I'm not trying to have my terminal play the Stars & Stripes whenever
> I hit ENTER, some minor display of information would be useful. Things
> such as the time, current directory, etc. would be good to have on my
> screen.
>
> One such site is http://www.interlog.com/~giles/bashprompt/prompts/. Is
> there a KDE console/terminal program which will display these?
>
> Robert Tilley
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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