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Hi,


>> Setting the option CHASE_LINKS disables the %~ shortcut in PS1:
> That's not a general effect.  Is there e.g. an automounter on your 
> system that means home directories are in fact links? The /raid in the 
> path certainly looks a bit suspicious...

Ah yes, /home is indeed a symlink to /raid/home.

I understand now: $HOME is /home/seb and because of CHASE_LINKS, pwd says 
that I am in /raid/home/seb. I added HOME=/raid/home/seb in ~/.zshenv 
and the problem is almost solved: the prompt is correct except when a 
terminal is first opened, as show below:

/home/seb>cd
~>

I tried a workaround with:
 	urxvt -e sh -c '/usr/bin/zsh'
but I do not manage to tell zsh to execute "cd && clear".
Is there a way to do this?
Or perhaps a better way all around?


Thanks alot!
Sébastien.

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