I have a simple question, whenever I open my terminal from gnome it
starts with a ASCCIart "splashscreen" (donno how to describe it
better...) It is a logo with some "nice" text of some kind. I promise to
take my cynical-psyche-questions to alt.cynical.psyche, but this one is
related to Linux...
And yes you've guessed it... I want to get rid of the ASCII stuff.
But how? I tried to find something in .bashrc but with no luck. And
starting means starting IMHO, not: clear <enter>, than start. ;-)
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance!
Check in /etc/issue
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"All right, all right, if it will make you happy, I will overthrow society."
- Philip J. Fry
I already checked .bashrc and couldn't find a thing... Strengthened by
your advice I looked again this time in /etc/bash.bashrc
Hashed the entry /usr/bin/mint-fortune
And that was the end of it! I finally have a proper terminal :)
Thanks pall!
Sorry mate, no /etc/issue to be found on my box. Got it anyway though,
hashed /usr/bin/mint-fortune in /etc/bash.bashrc
Big thanks anyway!
> Hi Ivan!
>
> Sorry mate, no /etc/issue to be found on my box. Got it anyway though,
> hashed /usr/bin/mint-fortune in /etc/bash.bashrc
>
> Big thanks anyway!
Haven't seen a distro that runs fortune in quite a while.
$ ls -l /usr/bin/mint-f*
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 357 2009-07-27 16:20 mint-fortune
:-P