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[Adrian Filipi]

 	It's not "my prompt".  I'm just a leading evangelist! ;-)

 	I saw it a long time ago in a very old issue of ;login:, IIRC. 
I've tried finding its source but have not had any luck.  I did see the guy 
who does tutorials on Asterisk at USENIX conferences uses the same prompt 
structure, but he only knew about it from his boss.

 	For those not in the know, please see the July 24, 2000 talk, "Stupid 
Unix Tricks" that Brian Mayes and Myself gave.  If anyone uses tcl/tk or 
expect/expectk, drop me a note and I'll send you improved equivalents for 
the null prompt.

 	Adrian
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[ adrian at ubergeeks.com ]

On Wed, 20 Sep 2006, William E Reid wrote:

> Bump.
>
> .... Stole Adrians prompt too (added background proccesses count....).
>
> : 0 wer at drivetest.oss.ntelos.net;
>
>
> -=Bill
>
>
> Pat Murphy wrote:
>> On 9/19/06, Adrian Filipi <adrian at ubergeeks.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>        Dude, it bourne shell, not perl!
>>
>>
>>>        3000 lines is plenty of shell, but then some of our scripts at
>>> Tovaris were longer. ;-)
>>
>>
>> Heh.  Let's see what I once wrote for AIPS... (and yes, Adrian, I
>> stole your shell prompt)
>>
>>   : samhain_pmurphy; pwd
>>   /export/users/aipsmgr/31DEC06/SYSTEM/UNIX/PERL