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lucgiffon
lucgiffon commented Aug 16, 2018

Hello,
I've experienced an issue that I didn't notice first:
When using the classic $(context-color) command for customizing my prompt like this:

PS1='[\d \A] \[\e[31m\]\u\[\e[0m\]@\[\e[0m\]$(context-color -c hostname)\h\[\e[0m\]:\w\\$ '

The prompt always used 1 line for big command lines; E.g long lines are wrapped around themselves, meaning that the new line overlaps the previous o

rm is a command-line utility that can delete directory entries. Written in C, requires an at least partly POSIX conforming operating system underneath. The goal of this tool is, to fulfill the corresponding POSIX standard as good as possible, without adding more features.

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