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Set the title of the Terminal window with cd
For those using zsh, you can do the same thing by editing ~/.zshrc and adding:
Then you don't have to monkey with aliasing cd and constantly running pwd. And if you put the same thing onto a remote machine (or the bash trick outlined above or any of the variants) you get the user@remote [path] stuff in the title bar as you navigate around on remote machines too.
Set the title of the Terminal window with cd
There's also From my .zshenv:
The Python script newlineescape.py takes out control characters in the arguments that could mess up my title bar and terminal and cause beeping (anything after the first line will be printed to stdout). It's pretty simple:
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