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10.5: Fix the sudo shell prompt
Unix convention in shell prompts is that the trailing character '$' is used for non-root users, and '#' for root (essentially).
10.5: Fix the sudo shell prompt
Yes, it certainly has. Very long standing custom.
10.5: Fix the sudo shell prompt
For what it's worth, this is what I use. Customise colours to preference.
10.5: Fix the sudo shell prompt
My apologies, while you are correct, I was referring to the $ in the example SUDO_PS1 given. :)
The prompt shown does that
Try it.
The prompt shown does that
Don't have to, just realised I forgot about \$. I'll shut up now. :) |
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