Gautam,
Thank you very much. You were absolutely right about bash and the
PROMPT_COMMAND. I commented out the relevant PROMPT_COMMAND lines in my
.bashrc and tab titles are no longer forced into following the
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]' convention.
My apologies for not checking the wiki before posting my question, but I
honestly never thought bash itself would be to blame for specifying tab
titles in a terminal.
Evan
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 3:09 PM, Gautam Iyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This isn't a mrxvt problem. It's because the newer version of bash ship
> with a "smart" .bashrc which set the xterm title to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> after every command.
>
> I think the variable in question is PROMPT_COMMAND, which you can clear
> / set to your taste. Look in the tips and tricks section of the wiki for
> some help. If you use xft with a proportionally spaced font, you might
> also want to look at the titleFormat option.
>
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