Originally on my CentOS VMs, the HOME and END characters move the cursor to the beginning and end of the text in the command prompt, respectively. After running the bootstrap, these buttons output the "~" (tilde) character. I'd like to remove this. However, I've searched in most files for comments including the "~" character and mentions of HOME and END. Most intuitively, I'd expect them in one of the ".inputrc", ".bash_profile", or ".aliases" files -- of which I don't see them. Can anyone give any tips?
Originally on my CentOS VMs, the HOME and END characters move the cursor to the beginning and end of the text in the command prompt, respectively. After running the bootstrap, these buttons output the "~" (tilde) character. I'd like to remove this. However, I've searched in most files for comments including the "~" character and mentions of HOME and END. Most intuitively, I'd expect them in one of the ".inputrc", ".bash_profile", or ".aliases" files -- of which I don't see them. Can anyone give any tips?