2 Jun
2019
2 Jun
'19
6:19 p.m.
Hi,
looks like when upgrading to latest TW (in my case from 20190521) the command
line in Dolphin (using F4 to open) shows only
bash-5.0$
instead of
user@machine:$PATH >
Anyone to confirm this behaviour?
Cheers
Axel
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2 Jun
2 Jun
6:26 p.m.
Op zondag 2 juni 2019 18:19:09 CEST schreef Axel Braun:
Hi,
looks like when upgrading to latest TW (in my case from 20190521) the
command line in Dolphin (using F4 to open) shows only
bash-5.0$
instead of
user@machine:$PATH >
Anyone to confirm this behaviour?
Cheers
Axel
Can't confirm. It gives me the exact same prompt as in yakuake, konsole
etc.
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* Axel Braun <axel.braun(a)gmx.de> [06-02-19 12:19]:
Hi,
looks like when upgrading to latest TW (in my case from 20190521) the command
line in Dolphin (using F4 to open) shows only
bash-5.0$
instead of
user@machine:$PATH >
Anyone to confirm this behaviour?
I see my normal prompt. why not check "echo $PS1" in both environments.
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New subject: [opensuse-factory] Re: bash-5.0$
Axel Braun skreiv 02.06.2019 18:19:
looks like when upgrading to latest TW (in my case
from 20190521) the command
line in Dolphin (using F4 to open) shows only
bash-5.0$
instead of
user@machine:$PATH >
Anyone to confirm this behaviour?
I can confirm this for Dolphin windows from a restored session (that is,
for windows that are automatically reopened when you log out of a KDE
session and then log in again). But it’s not a new problem; I’ve had it
for *years*.
I think the (non-root) cause of the wrong command-line prompt is that
the terminal window in Dolphin *for restored session* is not reading the
~/.bashrc file (for some reason). Why do I think that? Because both my
custom bash prompt, other custom environment variables and my custom
aliases are not available in these Dolphin terminal panes. And manually
running ‘source ~/.bashrc’ is a temporary fix.
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New subject: [opensuse-factory] Re: bash-5.0$
Am 2. Juni 2019 22:04:13 MESZ schrieb Karl Ove Hufthammer <karl(a)huftis.org>rg>:
Axel Braun skreiv 02.06.2019 18:19:
Yes, looks like this is the issue. After closing and reopening Dolphin the prompt is back
to normal.
Is there a bug with KDE for this?
Schöne Grüße
Axel
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looks like when upgrading to latest TW (in my
case from 20190521) the
command
line in Dolphin (using F4 to open) shows only
bash-5.0$
instead of
user@machine:$PATH >
Anyone to confirm this behaviour?
I can confirm this for Dolphin windows from a restored session (that
is,
for windows that are automatically reopened when you log out of a KDE
session and then log in again). But it’s not a new problem; I’ve had it
for *years*.
I think the (non-root) cause of the wrong command-line prompt is that
the terminal window in Dolphin *for restored session* is not reading
the
~/.bashrc file (for some reason). Why do I think that? Because both my
custom bash prompt, other custom environment variables and my custom
aliases are not available in these Dolphin terminal panes. And manually
running ‘source ~/.bashrc’ is a temporary fix.
28 Jul
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10:49 a.m.
New subject: [opensuse-factory] Re: bash-5.0$
Axel Braun skreiv 02.06.2019 22:19:
I found this one:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=279614
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I think the
(non-root) cause of the wrong command-line prompt is that
the terminal window in Dolphin*for restored session* is not reading
the
~/.bashrc file (for some reason). Why do I think that? Because both my
custom bash prompt, other custom environment variables and my custom
aliases are not available in these Dolphin terminal panes. And manually
running ‘source ~/.bashrc’ is a temporary fix.
Yes, looks like this is the issue.
After closing and reopening Dolphin the prompt is back to normal.
Is there a bug with KDE for this?
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