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I installed iTerm 2 but my shell windows show:
"computer name":"current directory" "user" $
This is far too long. I'd like to just see:
"current directory" $
Is there an option for this? I couldn't find it in the preferences.
1
1
I installed iTerm 2 but my shell windows show:
"computer name":"current directory" "user" $
This is far too long. I'd like to just see:
"current directory" $
Is there an option for this? I couldn't find it in the preferences.
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It's behavior of your shell, not your terminal. If you're using bash, edit ~/.bash_profile
and add the following line:
export PS1='\w \$ '
This will display the current working directory, or ~
in case of $HOME
, and either $
or #
, depending on whether you're root
. Examples:
/Applications $
~/Documents $
/Users/danielbeck/Documents #
Search man bash
for PS1
to find out about the possible placeholders. You can execute shell scripts as part of your prompt, e.g.:
export PS1='$( pwd ) \$ '
This will behave similar to the one above, but always print the full path.