Keep gnome-terminal title while run MC
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I've put a little bash script into my .bashrc based on this post:
How to change Terminal Title in ubuntu 16.04
It works great, at morning I start some terminals, one is called System other is for Development, etc.. I am using gnome-terminal. I am also using tint2, so all my terminals are on the bottom taskbar.
It is great to flag my terminals to distinguish them. But when I run midnight commander, it overwrites my given titles. Titles will be: mc[username@machine-name]
When I close mc, the titles are ok (what I've set before).
Is it possible to force mc somehow to not overwrite my original titles?
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I've put a little bash script into my .bashrc based on this post:
How to change Terminal Title in ubuntu 16.04
It works great, at morning I start some terminals, one is called System other is for Development, etc.. I am using gnome-terminal. I am also using tint2, so all my terminals are on the bottom taskbar.
It is great to flag my terminals to distinguish them. But when I run midnight commander, it overwrites my given titles. Titles will be: mc[username@machine-name]
When I close mc, the titles are ok (what I've set before).
Is it possible to force mc somehow to not overwrite my original titles?
gnome-terminal midnight-commander
asked Mar 8 at 16:02
vaso123
11510
Is the original title re-written automatically after you exit frommc? Or do you want help to fix it? (I don't know how fix the title, while mc is running.)
– sudodus
Mar 8 at 16:17
When I run terminal, title is:username@machine-name. I runset-title xxxso the title now isxxx. Run mc, and title is:mc[username@machine-name]. Exit mc, and title isxxx. What I want is to keepxxxwhile I do not close terminal.
– vaso123
Mar 8 at 16:21
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I've put a little bash script into my .bashrc based on this post:
How to change Terminal Title in ubuntu 16.04
It works great, at morning I start some terminals, one is called System other is for Development, etc.. I am using gnome-terminal. I am also using tint2, so all my terminals are on the bottom taskbar.
It is great to flag my terminals to distinguish them. But when I run midnight commander, it overwrites my given titles. Titles will be: mc[username@machine-name]
When I close mc, the titles are ok (what I've set before).
Is it possible to force mc somehow to not overwrite my original titles?
gnome-terminal midnight-commander
asked Mar 8 at 16:02
vaso123
11510
I've put a little bash script into my .bashrc based on this post:
How to change Terminal Title in ubuntu 16.04
It works great, at morning I start some terminals, one is called System other is for Development, etc.. I am using gnome-terminal. I am also using tint2, so all my terminals are on the bottom taskbar.
It is great to flag my terminals to distinguish them. But when I run midnight commander, it overwrites my given titles. Titles will be: mc[username@machine-name]
When I close mc, the titles are ok (what I've set before).
Is it possible to force mc somehow to not overwrite my original titles?
gnome-terminal midnight-commander
gnome-terminal midnight-commander
asked Mar 8 at 16:02
vaso123
11510
asked Mar 8 at 16:02
vaso123
11510
asked Mar 8 at 16:02
vaso123
11510
asked Mar 8 at 16:02
vaso123
11510
asked Mar 8 at 16:02
vaso123
11510
11510
Is the original title re-written automatically after you exit frommc? Or do you want help to fix it? (I don't know how fix the title, while mc is running.)
– sudodus
Mar 8 at 16:17
When I run terminal, title is:username@machine-name. I runset-title xxxso the title now isxxx. Run mc, and title is:mc[username@machine-name]. Exit mc, and title isxxx. What I want is to keepxxxwhile I do not close terminal.
– vaso123
Mar 8 at 16:21
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Is the original title re-written automatically after you exit frommc? Or do you want help to fix it? (I don't know how fix the title, while mc is running.)
– sudodus
Mar 8 at 16:17
When I run terminal, title is:username@machine-name. I runset-title xxxso the title now isxxx. Run mc, and title is:mc[username@machine-name]. Exit mc, and title isxxx. What I want is to keepxxxwhile I do not close terminal.
– vaso123
Mar 8 at 16:21
Is the original title re-written automatically after you exit from
mc? Or do you want help to fix it? (I don't know how fix the title, while mc is running.)– sudodus
Mar 8 at 16:17
Is the original title re-written automatically after you exit from
mc? Or do you want help to fix it? (I don't know how fix the title, while mc is running.)– sudodus
Mar 8 at 16:17
When I run terminal, title is:
username@machine-name. I run set-title xxx so the title now is xxx. Run mc, and title is: mc[username@machine-name]. Exit mc, and title is xxx. What I want is to keep xxx while I do not close terminal.– vaso123
Mar 8 at 16:21
When I run terminal, title is:
username@machine-name. I run set-title xxx so the title now is xxx. Run mc, and title is: mc[username@machine-name]. Exit mc, and title is xxx. What I want is to keep xxx while I do not close terminal.– vaso123
Mar 8 at 16:21
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In Midnight Commander, go to F9 -> Options -> Layout -> disable XTerm window title.
(And then Options -> Save setup, unless you have Auto save setup enabled.)
answered Mar 8 at 16:34
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In Midnight Commander, go to F9 -> Options -> Layout -> disable XTerm window title.
(And then Options -> Save setup, unless you have Auto save setup enabled.)
answered Mar 8 at 16:34
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In Midnight Commander, go to F9 -> Options -> Layout -> disable XTerm window title.
(And then Options -> Save setup, unless you have Auto save setup enabled.)
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In Midnight Commander, go to F9 -> Options -> Layout -> disable XTerm window title.
(And then Options -> Save setup, unless you have Auto save setup enabled.)
answered Mar 8 at 16:34
egmont
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In Midnight Commander, go to F9 -> Options -> Layout -> disable XTerm window title.
(And then Options -> Save setup, unless you have Auto save setup enabled.)
answered Mar 8 at 16:34
egmont
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answered Mar 8 at 16:34
egmont
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answered Mar 8 at 16:34
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Is the original title re-written automatically after you exit from
mc? Or do you want help to fix it? (I don't know how fix the title, while mc is running.)– sudodus
Mar 8 at 16:17
When I run terminal, title is:
username@machine-name. I runset-title xxxso the title now isxxx. Run mc, and title is:mc[username@machine-name]. Exit mc, and title isxxx. What I want is to keepxxxwhile I do not close terminal.– vaso123
Mar 8 at 16:21