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Enhancement: show username and hostname #82
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Yeah we could do this, but I don't really see how useful it is. You could literally just type Closing unless I can get a really good reason on why we need these. :) |
I work on my laptop and a remote machine connect through ssh from my laptop at the same time. Thus I often have multiple tmux session running, some locally and some remotely. Therefore, I hope the status bar could tell me where the session is running, locally or remotely. Although I could have these info in the zsh prompt, the prompt is not always visible, for example in vim. |
What @qifei9 describes is exactly why i need this feature. Is there a way around to do this? |
Can we reopen this issue? @ethancedwards8 |
using i think that with this in mind, we should be able to close this issue again. mby i should write about this in the docs #278 |
@Theoreticallyhugo your answer is very interesting i will try that out. I should mention, i was able to meet my need with just by doing this:
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Describe the feature you'd like
Is it possible to add a setting that can show the current
username
andhostname
Describe risks you've considered
I think it wouldn't have much risk.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I can use
echo user
andhostname
to show this, but can I show it in the bottom status bar. I often login the remote machine. So if I can see which host I am current in, it would be nice!I think it can be achieved by edit the
script.sh
, but I am not sure how to do it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: