Zaki Akhmad writes:
> I want to configure my KDE terminal
>
> The default appearance of terminal with
> /home/za/Video/youtube/music/mraz working directory is like this:
> za@zara:/home/za/Video/youtube/music/mraz
>
> If my working directory is too deep, the terminal appearance won't be
> convenience again, so I'd like to only show the last directory
> za@zara:/mraz
>
> How to do that?
If you're a bash user, the prompt is defined by the $PS1 environment
variable, which is set somewhere in /etc/profile, /etc/bash/bashrc or in
your user's ~/.bashrc. Yours is probably set to \u@\h:\w. Change it to
\u@\h:\W to get the last directory only. See the bash man page, section
PROMPTING, for an explanation of possible values. Mine is set to
\[\033[01;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[01;34m\] \w \$\[\033[00m\] , which gives
colored output (user@host in green, directory in blue).
Wonko
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