U /user/me macrumors 6502 Original poster Feb 28, 2011 496 0 Mar 2, 2011 #1 Hey, so I logged into my terminal today and it displays: zipcuff:~ 'shortname'$ instead of my computer name. What's going on here? is this normal?
Hey, so I logged into my terminal today and it displays: zipcuff:~ 'shortname'$ instead of my computer name. What's going on here? is this normal?
L Lncln macrumors newbie Mar 2, 2011 6 0 Mar 2, 2011 #2 /user/me said: Hey, so I logged into my terminal today and it displays: zipcuff:~ 'shortname'$ instead of my computer name. What's going on here? is this normal? Click to expand... Is this persistent? Maybe something just set your prompt style. Try 'set prompt="%m:%~ " '
/user/me said: Hey, so I logged into my terminal today and it displays: zipcuff:~ 'shortname'$ instead of my computer name. What's going on here? is this normal? Click to expand... Is this persistent? Maybe something just set your prompt style. Try 'set prompt="%m:%~ " '
H Hansr macrumors 6502a Apr 1, 2007 897 1 Mar 2, 2011 #3 Pretty sure there is a prefs item in the Terminal app that allows you to pass which ever prompt settings you want to whichever shell you want to use.
Pretty sure there is a prefs item in the Terminal app that allows you to pass which ever prompt settings you want to whichever shell you want to use.
U /user/me macrumors 6502 Original poster Feb 28, 2011 496 0 Mar 2, 2011 #4 Lncln said: Is this persistent? Maybe something just set your prompt style. Try 'set prompt="%m:%~ " ' Click to expand... It's not persistent in the way that it happens everytime, but it is happening enough that it is worrying me that something is wrong. if i reset the prompt it brings it to the right shell. I was just wondering what the Zipcuff shell is for.
Lncln said: Is this persistent? Maybe something just set your prompt style. Try 'set prompt="%m:%~ " ' Click to expand... It's not persistent in the way that it happens everytime, but it is happening enough that it is worrying me that something is wrong. if i reset the prompt it brings it to the right shell. I was just wondering what the Zipcuff shell is for.