Disabling Terminal Startup Script

#21

i delete the line, save the file and logout/reboot system

#22

You don’t need to reboot. Just close and reopen your terminal.

#23

Ah , faster shortcut !

#24

i did that in the first place, thank you anyway :slight_smile:

#25

Has it worked?

#26

no,
I’ll have to live with it

#27

Are you sure you are using bash? Not zsh, fish or mksh?

#28

positive, im using Bash

#29

I’m lost then :frowning:

#30

I would look if zhs s still installed, never know.

#31

well is not installed ;/

#32

Hi @Rocco_o

Could you have changed permissions? With ls -l .bashrc you can see the specifics of that file; or you are simply saving the changes for another user

#33

Hi, its fixed now :slight_smile:

#34

How you fixed it @Rocco_o .

Glad it s resolved. Edit, resolved by removing Al-info !

#35

Aweome! Please edit your last post with the solution and mark it as such by way of toolbar --> box w/ check mark :slight_smile:

#36

for some reason geany did not keep my changes, I used nano and solved by removing al-info line in .bashrc

#37

Cool, using nano also on my end, too used to it I guess.

#38

yeah :slight_smile: