Can you help with second one.. Is there any way to do it for session with command?
Yes.
Just enter this in your terminal as a command (don't put it in your bashrc file):
PS1='\$ '
but that does not work on unix like environments !
I'm sorry. I'm kind of unfamiliar with unix. Do you mean on systems like BSD?
Yes. I was on HP-UX.
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Can you help with second one.. Is there any way to do it for session with command?
Yes.
Just enter this in your terminal as a command (don't put it in your bashrc file):
PS1='\$ '
but that does not work on unix like environments !
I'm sorry. I'm kind of unfamiliar with unix. Do you mean on systems like BSD?
Yes. I was on HP-UX.