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I use Xfce Terminal and installed the zsh shell, then run the os.sh file to set the banner and title.
It works perfect at first until I used the command sudo.
At first, the banner shows correctly, the title is set to "Debian - The World's Best Linux Distribution@LINUX"
But as I type the command sudo or use some command in sudo, the title became only [~].
But after I use the command clear to empty the terminal, the title comes back.
I wonder how can I make it always shows my customized title, or just it will dispear until I clear the terminal.
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I use Xfce Terminal and installed the zsh shell, then run the os.sh file to set the banner and title.
It works perfect at first until I used the command sudo.
At first, the banner shows correctly, the title is set to "Debian - The World's Best Linux Distribution@LINUX"
But as I type the command sudo or use some command in sudo, the title became only [~].
But after I use the command clear to empty the terminal, the title comes back.
I wonder how can I make it always shows my customized title, or just it will dispear until I clear the terminal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: