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That means a blank line after most commands' output, and I find that unsightly. Is there any way of getting bash to only output a '\n' if the cursor isn't alre
by mooism2 15y ago
That means a blank line after most commands' output, and I find that unsightly.
Is there any way of getting bash to only output a '\n' if the cursor isn't already at the start of a line?
- mturmon 15y agoRecommendation: Try it for a week or so, and you may not go back. I've found it to be helpful to have more space between commands.