CLI Magic: Use ANSI escape sequences to display a clock in your terminal
Posted by: Anonymous
[ip: 192.168.1.163]
on January 23, 2008 11:59 AM
Pretty nice thing. But it's useful only if your terminal is idle most of the time and you're typing commands from time to time.
Type 'find /' and you will see 'find' output and no time... For a terminal running within X, I would like to see the time, uptime,
load average, etc. in the window title instead (if the window manager decorates the windows in the way enough to do so).
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CLI Magic: Use ANSI escape sequences to display a clock in your terminal
Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 192.168.1.163] on January 23, 2008 11:59 AMType 'find /' and you will see 'find' output and no time... For a terminal running within X, I would like to see the time, uptime,
load average, etc. in the window title instead (if the window manager decorates the windows in the way enough to do so).
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