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You can always set the xterm title by sending it the string: | You can always set the xterm title by sending it the string: | ||
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Esc ] 0 ;<your title> ^G | |||
<your title> ^G | |||
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/dev/tty<n> [Cygwin] or /dev/pts/<n> [Linux]). | /dev/tty<n> [Cygwin] or /dev/pts/<n> [Linux]). | ||
=A Shell Script= | |||
<pre> | |||
#!/bin/sh | |||
echo "^][0;hostname^G" | |||
</pre> | |||
[[Category:Cygwin]] | [[Category:Cygwin]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:05, 3 March 2010
Here's How
You can always set the xterm title by sending it the string:
Esc ] 0 ;<your title> ^G
You can do it from the xterm application (writing to/dev/tty or stdout if its connected, or externally, by writing to /dev/tty<n> [Cygwin] or /dev/pts/<n> [Linux]).
A Shell Script
#!/bin/sh echo "^][0;hostname^G"