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Linux Terminal Not Showing Directory. Change directory to documents, terminal would. the following will show conda environment, username, device name, and base of current working directory. displaying git branch and folder path: Additionally, it is colored cyan. i access via ssh (command line) a linux machine and the user is not configured to do anything.  — so i have a script to open new terminal windows with 2 tabs, but when i run it, current directory in these tabs is not.  — how do i restore the default settings (to show the current directory) in my shell? if you don't see a path, but instead see bash not found, then you'll need to install the appropriate package, and again use which. Backspace does not work, there. To display the current git branch and folder path, you can use the git command along. Here is the output of bash.  — before when i worked in terminal and i did something like:  — i have been searching around for a while and have not been able to find an answer to this.

the following will show conda environment, username, device name, and base of current working directory. displaying git branch and folder path: if you don't see a path, but instead see bash not found, then you'll need to install the appropriate package, and again use which. Change directory to documents, terminal would.  — how do i restore the default settings (to show the current directory) in my shell? To display the current git branch and folder path, you can use the git command along.  — so i have a script to open new terminal windows with 2 tabs, but when i run it, current directory in these tabs is not. i access via ssh (command line) a linux machine and the user is not configured to do anything. Here is the output of bash.  — before when i worked in terminal and i did something like:

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Linux Terminal Not Showing Directory Change directory to documents, terminal would. Backspace does not work, there. Additionally, it is colored cyan. if you don't see a path, but instead see bash not found, then you'll need to install the appropriate package, and again use which.  — before when i worked in terminal and i did something like:  — so i have a script to open new terminal windows with 2 tabs, but when i run it, current directory in these tabs is not. displaying git branch and folder path:  — how do i restore the default settings (to show the current directory) in my shell? i access via ssh (command line) a linux machine and the user is not configured to do anything. the following will show conda environment, username, device name, and base of current working directory. Here is the output of bash. Change directory to documents, terminal would. To display the current git branch and folder path, you can use the git command along.  — i have been searching around for a while and have not been able to find an answer to this.