VS Code Terminal not showing me my file directory
My terminal prompt for my VS Code project is “(base) (venv)”. It is missing the file directory. For example this is what I am expecting to also see in my terminal: “~/myProject”
How do I remove an SSH key?
I’m still learning the terminal and have little to no knowledge of it. How do I remove an ssh key? I am also not sure if I need an ssh key with my github email or if it matters. I would assume you want to use the same email as your github account. I’ve looked for answers for a couple hours and have come up with nothing. I’m trying to set things up for a class I am starting soon so any help would be greatly appreciated..
terminal is showing “can not find path because it doesn’t exist”
I had made a folder on desktop, and I was changing the directory in Terminal, which means I was going into that folder from Terminal, but it is showing above the image text. What have I done wrong?
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How to overcome failure to install neofetch
I have a problem when I want to install neofetch
How to pass data using echo to `nc` and listening to terminal keyboard events (pressed keys)?
Im making multiplayer snake game in terminal in go and i do not know how to pass param and keep listening to keys pressed in terminal.
when I’m install react toolkit or checking node npm-v with terminal show a massage Segmentation fault , How can fix this
when I’m install react toolkit or checking node npm-v with terminal show a massage Segmentation fault , How can fix this
Mac terminal unable to connect to internet
Several CLI functionalities fail to establish an internet connection but chrome and safari work.
Why my terminal integrated in vs code doesn’t work suddenly
I have a Chromebook and I use vs code every day. Today, as soon as I open the integrated terminal, the whole vs code page jumps, black screen, then returns to normal…and then I can’t click on anything. I have to close vs code.
Terminal Vs code
Bonjour,
Are there terminal control sequences for selecting text?
Normally in the Gnome terminal the user can select text with the mouse to copy-paste it. However, once I enable mouse tracking (in any-event tracking mode with the e[?1003h
control sequence) this is no longer possible. While I can definitely keep track of selected text in my application and render it with highlighted colors, this wouldn’t enable copy-pasting.