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You'll change this by setting $PS1 in your bash initialization files.<br />
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Something like this.<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-43287453-1"><span>HOST=$(hostname)</span>
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<span>if (&quot;$USER&quot; == &quot;root&quot;) {</span>
<span>    export PS1=&quot;$USER@$HOST #&quot;</span>
<span>else</span>
<span>    export PS1=&quot;$USER@$HOST &gt;&quot;</span>
<span>fi</span>
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Dear Experts, I'm using Ubuntu linux 20 vm, but today when I logged in, the terminal show "bash-5.0$" instead of myusername@machineName as usual.<br><br>Can you kindly suggest? many thanks!
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Dear Experts, I'm using Ubuntu linux 20 vm, but today when I logged in, the terminal show "bash-5.0$" instead of myusername@machineName as usual.
Can you kindly suggest? many thanks!

Ubuntu show bash-5.0$ instead of username@machineName

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