Closed hmrst closed 7 years ago
It is a shell feature not a terminal feature. I recommend you to search how to achieve this with bash or zsh prompt/history
Thanks
@chabou I thik that @kuoppa is looking for something similar to iTerm's Timestamps (cmmd+shift+e), as described in their official page. This is how it looks like:
This is shell agnostic
What's nice about having this on the terminal instead of on $PROMPT
is that it can be toggled-on/off. On my mac I usually keep it off until I need it for any particular reason.
+1 for this
Is there a way to enable timestamp on when commands are fired? I would like to know when I do my commands during a day.