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Uhkis
2004-12-01
2013-06-03
  • Uhkis

    Uhkis - 2004-12-01

    Im using gentoo and did emerge bashish. After i typed bashish, all terms went crazy and now i cant get any term open with transparency. So could you please tell me what files does bashish change? Unemerging bashish didnt help.

     
    • Thomas Eriksson

      Thomas Eriksson - 2005-01-20

      Hi

      To wipe bashish off your system do the following:

      1. emerge bashish again
      2. bashish --autoload=off
      3. rm -rf `bashish --userdir`
      4. rm -rf `bashish --bashishdir`

      If you'd rather do it manually, bashish adds the directory $HOME/.bashish
      and depending on installation it modifies $HOME/.bashrc $HOME/.profile $HOME/.bash_profile

      Sincerely

      /arne

       
    • Thomas Eriksson

      Thomas Eriksson - 2005-02-08

      There seems to be a problem with Gentoo and Bashish. If you are willing to help me out finding this bug I'd be grateful!

      turn on debugging:

      bashish -d

      remove the pleasewait file, this turns the terminal black upon startup.

      rm $BASHISH_USERDIR/modules/sh/pleasewait

       
    • Jon Rafkind

      Jon Rafkind - 2006-09-10

      I had the same problem as the OP with gentoo and bashish( 1.9.23 ) so I uninstalled it and then downloaded the source and installed that manually.

      I can run bashish but Im not exactly sure what Im supposed to be doing. I can get to the bashishtheme menu and choose some stuff but I see some shell errors like

      /usr/local/share/bashish/main/bashishtheme/sys/update: line 31: /home/kazzmir/.bashish/tmp/*/shpid: No such file or directory
      /usr/local/share/bashish/main/bashishtheme/sys/update: line 32: kill: `': not a pid or valid job spec

      How does bashishtheme even work? Do I select cancel when Im done selecting things? Overall Im pretty confused and the documentation doesnt help too much.

      Im using aterm and zsh.

       

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