At 06:10 PM 2/13/00 -0500, t.bedlam wrote: >Slink's default behavior leaves all the text from the previous user's >session on the screen, and writes /etc/issue to the screen at the >bottom, with all this old session text above it. Red Hat prints /etc/issue >(I assume that's the file) on a blank screen at the screen's top. How?
Put /bin/clear (or whatever the path) in your .bash_logout file. I have an alias in my .bash_profile... alias logout='clear ; logout' that does about the same thing. Jeremy Jeremy Gaddis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
