I've run into a weird phenomenon...
Every time I open the terminal, instead of giving me the shell prompt, I get a unix program running in console mode. Is there any way to keep this from happening? I hate having to kill the process every time I want to just get to the shell.
Oh, and when I move the program and start the terminal, i get this in the terminal window:
...after which, I can't type anything.
Every time I open the terminal, instead of giving me the shell prompt, I get a unix program running in console mode. Is there any way to keep this from happening? I hate having to kill the process every time I want to just get to the shell.
Oh, and when I move the program and start the terminal, i get this in the terminal window:
Code:
Travs-Mac:~ flux$ /Users/flux/Downloads/tt++; exit
-bash: /Users/flux/Downloads/tt++: No such file or directory
logout
[Process exited - exit code 127]
...after which, I can't type anything.