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2 line prompt
I know this is very easy. I just am having a problem determining how to do it.
I want to have a 2-line command prompt when you hit return. I have no problem creating or exporting a PS1, but can't make into 2 lines. hostname-user:/path/to/dir # I really should know this, but my brain is not fully engaged this fine Monday morning! Thanks for helping all...  |
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