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From: Paolo Pumilia <pumilia@est.it>
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Subject: A job signaller
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Hi z-shell users,
Is there a way to put a mark within the prompt string to
inform the user that jobs are still running from that shell?
(e.g +/-: "+" for running or stopped jobs; "-" for no jobs)

thank you for your suggestions

Paolo Pumilia


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