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prompt in sh shell
Hi, I´m using SCO Unix 5.0.5 and I want to configure de variable PS1, so when I type the command:
cd /etc/ the prompt shows /etc/_> Is that possible with sh shell? I´ll appreciate your help. Thanks, a Happy New Year! |
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