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I usually have a newline in prompt so I get all the info I need but have a clean line. This doesn't work with alwaysontop. Here's a normal terminal for me:
/tmp/tmp [yuval.g@myhostname ]
$ ls
bla
/tmp/tmp [yuval.g@myhostname ]
The result is that alwaysontop leaves the command I previously wrote at the top. For example this is the prompt state after I hit enter on echo 123.
I usually have a newline in prompt so I get all the info I need but have a clean line. This doesn't work with alwaysontop. Here's a normal terminal for me:
The result is that alwaysontop leaves the command I previously wrote at the top. For example this is the prompt state after I hit enter on
echo 123
.The workaround is to use a single-line prompt but that's a bit of a bummer.
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