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8















I'm using Ubuntu-18.04.2's original ~/.bashrc file and I have done no changes in any original files.



Do Ubuntu 18.04.2 users experience the problem I'm going to describe to you down below? Let me know, please.



I've noticed weird behaviors by varying either the current path's length or the gnome-terminal's width. I'll give you an example (I use the character | to indicate the window's right border):



username@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/dire |
ory/directory/directory/directory$ |


As you can see, at the first row, Ubuntu terminal hides the string "ct" of the word "directory"; the other rows are fine.
I said the string "ct" is hidden because, if I resize the window width, that reappears but other two characters are hidden. For example:



username@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/di |
ctory/directory/directory/directory$ |


This time the string "re" is hidden. The problem always occurs at the first row!



I've done some experiments and noticed different "weird" behaviors by varying either the current path's length or the window width. I can identify five cases:



  1. If the current path's length is short, I might resize the window width but every row would be still fine (no hidden characters at any rows);

  2. if I increase the length of a little bit (for example adding a directory), the first row's last character is hidden;

  3. If I use cd .. command to return untill the point 1 length and resize the window enough to make the path takes more than one row, five characters are hidden (same length but different behavior);


  4. By varying the window width, part of the row is overwritten as in the following examples: ........ m$ rname@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/directory |



    $ ername@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/directory |



In the first example, the substring "use" is deleted and the character 'm' appears out of nowhere! The second example occurs if I shorten the window width a little bit: as you can see the substring "us" is deleted. In both cases, gnome-terminal lets me write commands over that line which would be deleted as I type.



  1. If I'm inside a directory with a short name such as /usr or /home, the problem doesn't occur because I can't shorten the window enough. However, If I create a long 1st-level directory (e.g. /directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirectory), I get the following behaviors by resizing the window width:

username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirector |
m$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirecto |
$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirect |
$ y



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirec |
square box with 0010 inside[[00m$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydire |
$ ory



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydir |
y$ ory



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydi |
ry$ or



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectoryd |
ory$ o



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectory |
tory$




$ grep PS1 ~/.bashrc
PS1='$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)[33[01;32m]u@h[33[00m]:[33[01;34m]w[33[00m]$ '
PS1='$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)u@h:w$ '
PS1="[e]0;$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)u@h: wa]$PS1"

$ printf '%qn' "$PS1"
\[\e]0;\u@\h: \w\a\]$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)\[\033[01;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[00m\]:\[\033[01;34m\]\w\[\033[00m\]\$

$ printf '%qn' "$PROMPT_COMMAND"
''









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  • 1





    Do you use Ubuntu’s standard terminal emulator gnome-terminal? Please edit and add this information as well as the output of grep PS1 ~/.bashrc in a code block ( button).

    – dessert
    Apr 10 at 21:19






  • 3





    Possible duplicate of My terminal wont break line in first line There are many duplicates to this question in Unix&Linux and Stack Overflow sister sites to Ask Ubuntu. A quick google search will give you lots of validation.

    – WinEunuuchs2Unix
    Apr 11 at 11:52







  • 1





    OK, the PS1 and PROMPT_COMMAND are good. (I forgot how verbose printf %q is so I skipped reading them- set them myself but couldn't reproduce the issue, though I'm not using 18.04.)

    – wjandrea
    2 days ago






  • 1





    VTR since OP has not modified the bashrc (and anyway I've tested the PS1 and it's fine), so the duplicate doesn't apply.

    – wjandrea
    yesterday







  • 1





    Do you have some special characters in either your username or hostname that could mess with the character counting?

    – muclux
    16 hours ago


















8















I'm using Ubuntu-18.04.2's original ~/.bashrc file and I have done no changes in any original files.



Do Ubuntu 18.04.2 users experience the problem I'm going to describe to you down below? Let me know, please.



I've noticed weird behaviors by varying either the current path's length or the gnome-terminal's width. I'll give you an example (I use the character | to indicate the window's right border):



username@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/dire |
ory/directory/directory/directory$ |


As you can see, at the first row, Ubuntu terminal hides the string "ct" of the word "directory"; the other rows are fine.
I said the string "ct" is hidden because, if I resize the window width, that reappears but other two characters are hidden. For example:



username@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/di |
ctory/directory/directory/directory$ |


This time the string "re" is hidden. The problem always occurs at the first row!



I've done some experiments and noticed different "weird" behaviors by varying either the current path's length or the window width. I can identify five cases:



  1. If the current path's length is short, I might resize the window width but every row would be still fine (no hidden characters at any rows);

  2. if I increase the length of a little bit (for example adding a directory), the first row's last character is hidden;

  3. If I use cd .. command to return untill the point 1 length and resize the window enough to make the path takes more than one row, five characters are hidden (same length but different behavior);


  4. By varying the window width, part of the row is overwritten as in the following examples: ........ m$ rname@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/directory |



    $ ername@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/directory |



In the first example, the substring "use" is deleted and the character 'm' appears out of nowhere! The second example occurs if I shorten the window width a little bit: as you can see the substring "us" is deleted. In both cases, gnome-terminal lets me write commands over that line which would be deleted as I type.



  1. If I'm inside a directory with a short name such as /usr or /home, the problem doesn't occur because I can't shorten the window enough. However, If I create a long 1st-level directory (e.g. /directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirectory), I get the following behaviors by resizing the window width:

username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirector |
m$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirecto |
$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirect |
$ y



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirec |
square box with 0010 inside[[00m$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydire |
$ ory



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydir |
y$ ory



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydi |
ry$ or



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectoryd |
ory$ o



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectory |
tory$




$ grep PS1 ~/.bashrc
PS1='$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)[33[01;32m]u@h[33[00m]:[33[01;34m]w[33[00m]$ '
PS1='$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)u@h:w$ '
PS1="[e]0;$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)u@h: wa]$PS1"

$ printf '%qn' "$PS1"
\[\e]0;\u@\h: \w\a\]$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)\[\033[01;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[00m\]:\[\033[01;34m\]\w\[\033[00m\]\$

$ printf '%qn' "$PROMPT_COMMAND"
''









share|improve this question



















  • 1





    Do you use Ubuntu’s standard terminal emulator gnome-terminal? Please edit and add this information as well as the output of grep PS1 ~/.bashrc in a code block ( button).

    – dessert
    Apr 10 at 21:19






  • 3





    Possible duplicate of My terminal wont break line in first line There are many duplicates to this question in Unix&Linux and Stack Overflow sister sites to Ask Ubuntu. A quick google search will give you lots of validation.

    – WinEunuuchs2Unix
    Apr 11 at 11:52







  • 1





    OK, the PS1 and PROMPT_COMMAND are good. (I forgot how verbose printf %q is so I skipped reading them- set them myself but couldn't reproduce the issue, though I'm not using 18.04.)

    – wjandrea
    2 days ago






  • 1





    VTR since OP has not modified the bashrc (and anyway I've tested the PS1 and it's fine), so the duplicate doesn't apply.

    – wjandrea
    yesterday







  • 1





    Do you have some special characters in either your username or hostname that could mess with the character counting?

    – muclux
    16 hours ago














8












8








8


1






I'm using Ubuntu-18.04.2's original ~/.bashrc file and I have done no changes in any original files.



Do Ubuntu 18.04.2 users experience the problem I'm going to describe to you down below? Let me know, please.



I've noticed weird behaviors by varying either the current path's length or the gnome-terminal's width. I'll give you an example (I use the character | to indicate the window's right border):



username@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/dire |
ory/directory/directory/directory$ |


As you can see, at the first row, Ubuntu terminal hides the string "ct" of the word "directory"; the other rows are fine.
I said the string "ct" is hidden because, if I resize the window width, that reappears but other two characters are hidden. For example:



username@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/di |
ctory/directory/directory/directory$ |


This time the string "re" is hidden. The problem always occurs at the first row!



I've done some experiments and noticed different "weird" behaviors by varying either the current path's length or the window width. I can identify five cases:



  1. If the current path's length is short, I might resize the window width but every row would be still fine (no hidden characters at any rows);

  2. if I increase the length of a little bit (for example adding a directory), the first row's last character is hidden;

  3. If I use cd .. command to return untill the point 1 length and resize the window enough to make the path takes more than one row, five characters are hidden (same length but different behavior);


  4. By varying the window width, part of the row is overwritten as in the following examples: ........ m$ rname@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/directory |



    $ ername@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/directory |



In the first example, the substring "use" is deleted and the character 'm' appears out of nowhere! The second example occurs if I shorten the window width a little bit: as you can see the substring "us" is deleted. In both cases, gnome-terminal lets me write commands over that line which would be deleted as I type.



  1. If I'm inside a directory with a short name such as /usr or /home, the problem doesn't occur because I can't shorten the window enough. However, If I create a long 1st-level directory (e.g. /directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirectory), I get the following behaviors by resizing the window width:

username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirector |
m$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirecto |
$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirect |
$ y



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirec |
square box with 0010 inside[[00m$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydire |
$ ory



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydir |
y$ ory



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydi |
ry$ or



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectoryd |
ory$ o



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectory |
tory$




$ grep PS1 ~/.bashrc
PS1='$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)[33[01;32m]u@h[33[00m]:[33[01;34m]w[33[00m]$ '
PS1='$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)u@h:w$ '
PS1="[e]0;$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)u@h: wa]$PS1"

$ printf '%qn' "$PS1"
\[\e]0;\u@\h: \w\a\]$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)\[\033[01;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[00m\]:\[\033[01;34m\]\w\[\033[00m\]\$

$ printf '%qn' "$PROMPT_COMMAND"
''









share|improve this question
















I'm using Ubuntu-18.04.2's original ~/.bashrc file and I have done no changes in any original files.



Do Ubuntu 18.04.2 users experience the problem I'm going to describe to you down below? Let me know, please.



I've noticed weird behaviors by varying either the current path's length or the gnome-terminal's width. I'll give you an example (I use the character | to indicate the window's right border):



username@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/dire |
ory/directory/directory/directory$ |


As you can see, at the first row, Ubuntu terminal hides the string "ct" of the word "directory"; the other rows are fine.
I said the string "ct" is hidden because, if I resize the window width, that reappears but other two characters are hidden. For example:



username@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/di |
ctory/directory/directory/directory$ |


This time the string "re" is hidden. The problem always occurs at the first row!



I've done some experiments and noticed different "weird" behaviors by varying either the current path's length or the window width. I can identify five cases:



  1. If the current path's length is short, I might resize the window width but every row would be still fine (no hidden characters at any rows);

  2. if I increase the length of a little bit (for example adding a directory), the first row's last character is hidden;

  3. If I use cd .. command to return untill the point 1 length and resize the window enough to make the path takes more than one row, five characters are hidden (same length but different behavior);


  4. By varying the window width, part of the row is overwritten as in the following examples: ........ m$ rname@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/directory |



    $ ername@hostname:/directory/directory/directory/directory |



In the first example, the substring "use" is deleted and the character 'm' appears out of nowhere! The second example occurs if I shorten the window width a little bit: as you can see the substring "us" is deleted. In both cases, gnome-terminal lets me write commands over that line which would be deleted as I type.



  1. If I'm inside a directory with a short name such as /usr or /home, the problem doesn't occur because I can't shorten the window enough. However, If I create a long 1st-level directory (e.g. /directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirectory), I get the following behaviors by resizing the window width:

username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirector |
m$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirecto |
$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirect |
$ y



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydirec |
square box with 0010 inside[[00m$



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydire |
$ ory



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydir |
y$ ory



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectorydi |
ry$ or



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectoryd |
ory$ o



username@hostname:/directorydirectorydirectorydirectory |
tory$




$ grep PS1 ~/.bashrc
PS1='$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)[33[01;32m]u@h[33[00m]:[33[01;34m]w[33[00m]$ '
PS1='$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)u@h:w$ '
PS1="[e]0;$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)u@h: wa]$PS1"

$ printf '%qn' "$PS1"
\[\e]0;\u@\h: \w\a\]$debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)\[\033[01;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[00m\]:\[\033[01;34m\]\w\[\033[00m\]\$

$ printf '%qn' "$PROMPT_COMMAND"
''






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    Do you use Ubuntu’s standard terminal emulator gnome-terminal? Please edit and add this information as well as the output of grep PS1 ~/.bashrc in a code block ( button).

    – dessert
    Apr 10 at 21:19






  • 3





    Possible duplicate of My terminal wont break line in first line There are many duplicates to this question in Unix&Linux and Stack Overflow sister sites to Ask Ubuntu. A quick google search will give you lots of validation.

    – WinEunuuchs2Unix
    Apr 11 at 11:52







  • 1





    OK, the PS1 and PROMPT_COMMAND are good. (I forgot how verbose printf %q is so I skipped reading them- set them myself but couldn't reproduce the issue, though I'm not using 18.04.)

    – wjandrea
    2 days ago






  • 1





    VTR since OP has not modified the bashrc (and anyway I've tested the PS1 and it's fine), so the duplicate doesn't apply.

    – wjandrea
    yesterday







  • 1





    Do you have some special characters in either your username or hostname that could mess with the character counting?

    – muclux
    16 hours ago













  • 1





    Do you use Ubuntu’s standard terminal emulator gnome-terminal? Please edit and add this information as well as the output of grep PS1 ~/.bashrc in a code block ( button).

    – dessert
    Apr 10 at 21:19






  • 3





    Possible duplicate of My terminal wont break line in first line There are many duplicates to this question in Unix&Linux and Stack Overflow sister sites to Ask Ubuntu. A quick google search will give you lots of validation.

    – WinEunuuchs2Unix
    Apr 11 at 11:52







  • 1





    OK, the PS1 and PROMPT_COMMAND are good. (I forgot how verbose printf %q is so I skipped reading them- set them myself but couldn't reproduce the issue, though I'm not using 18.04.)

    – wjandrea
    2 days ago






  • 1





    VTR since OP has not modified the bashrc (and anyway I've tested the PS1 and it's fine), so the duplicate doesn't apply.

    – wjandrea
    yesterday







  • 1





    Do you have some special characters in either your username or hostname that could mess with the character counting?

    – muclux
    16 hours ago








1




1





Do you use Ubuntu’s standard terminal emulator gnome-terminal? Please edit and add this information as well as the output of grep PS1 ~/.bashrc in a code block ( button).

– dessert
Apr 10 at 21:19





Do you use Ubuntu’s standard terminal emulator gnome-terminal? Please edit and add this information as well as the output of grep PS1 ~/.bashrc in a code block ( button).

– dessert
Apr 10 at 21:19




3




3





Possible duplicate of My terminal wont break line in first line There are many duplicates to this question in Unix&Linux and Stack Overflow sister sites to Ask Ubuntu. A quick google search will give you lots of validation.

– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Apr 11 at 11:52






Possible duplicate of My terminal wont break line in first line There are many duplicates to this question in Unix&Linux and Stack Overflow sister sites to Ask Ubuntu. A quick google search will give you lots of validation.

– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Apr 11 at 11:52





1




1





OK, the PS1 and PROMPT_COMMAND are good. (I forgot how verbose printf %q is so I skipped reading them- set them myself but couldn't reproduce the issue, though I'm not using 18.04.)

– wjandrea
2 days ago





OK, the PS1 and PROMPT_COMMAND are good. (I forgot how verbose printf %q is so I skipped reading them- set them myself but couldn't reproduce the issue, though I'm not using 18.04.)

– wjandrea
2 days ago




1




1





VTR since OP has not modified the bashrc (and anyway I've tested the PS1 and it's fine), so the duplicate doesn't apply.

– wjandrea
yesterday






VTR since OP has not modified the bashrc (and anyway I've tested the PS1 and it's fine), so the duplicate doesn't apply.

– wjandrea
yesterday





1




1





Do you have some special characters in either your username or hostname that could mess with the character counting?

– muclux
16 hours ago






Do you have some special characters in either your username or hostname that could mess with the character counting?

– muclux
16 hours ago











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