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If you are a user of Linux Mint or some distro that when starting a terminal displays an ascii drawing with some phrase (generally stupid) in the style of «fortune cookie»And you're dying to remove it, do the following: Edit the file /etc/bash.bashrc and comment the line that says / usr / bin / mint-fortune. Save the changes and start the terminal again. Ready! |
thanks! it was quite annoying!
Clear. The script would have to be modified. 🙂
Cheers! Paul.
Friends pro-Ubuntureros: This solution is not valid for all distros. For Slackware, here:
chmod -x /etc/profile.d/bsd-games-login-fortune.*
😉
I forgot, if someone else is going to use the terminal and we don't want to leave the last activity that appears in the framebuffer:
.bash_logout:
clear
I miss Bye!
Good date!
Cheers! Paul.
Che, Pablo, explain what it is to comment, since not everyone will know here. And how is it done, obviously. = P
gedit /etc/bash.bashrc
#for example
sarasa sarasa ...
Regards!
It would be good if you could tell us how to access it, right?
Cheers! Paul.
There is a graphical option for mint that does the same and easier.