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    Hehe… Didn’t know others are also interested in doing this kind of things. I always do that myself!

    You must edit .bashrc for that user, or if you want to do it for all users, edit /etc/bash.bashrc.

    I use VIM to edit text, use whatever you want. I’ll explain it the VIM way here:

    # aptitude install vim

    vim [FILE] —> Either edit the file in user’s home, or edit the /etc/bash.bashrc.

    Now, press ‘i’, and copy paste this: echo “Hi!”

    After that, press ‘Esc’ and write: :wq

    That’s it.

    Adel Moin

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    Hehe… Didn’t know others are also interested in doing this kind of things. I always do that myself!

    You must edit .bashrc for that user, or if you want to do it for all users, edit /etc/bash.bashrc.

    I use VIM to edit text, use whatever you want. I’ll explain it the VIM way here:

    aptitude install vim

    vim [FILE] —> Either edit the file in user’s home, or edit the /etc/bash.bashrc.

    Now, press ‘i’, and copy paste this: echo “Hi!”

    After that, press ‘Esc’ and write: :wq

    That’s it.

    Adel Moin

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