Some extra lines after "sudo su" command use

[Screwcko (Jiri Ruml)]

Hi,

I would like to say that after the last update, when I use the “sudo su” command, the terminal displays extra lines. You can see them in uploaded screenshot.

How can I fix it?

I use:
VERSION=“6.0 (lorikeet)”

Kernel version = 6.5.0-13parrot1-amd64

Thanks a lot

[rh3nt0n (Felix)]

@Screwcko

I would like to say that after the last update, when I use the “sudo su” command, the terminal displays extra lines. You can see them in uploaded screenshot.

you can try this:

Sudo su problem in new Parrot 6

After looking more closely it seems the simplest solution is not to touch the .bashrc file since there is no problem and just comment out the last line of the bash.bashrc file: trap 'echo -ne "\033]0;$BASH_COMMAND - Parrot Terminal\007" > /dev/stderr' DEBUG This situation was already resolved in the previous version of Parrot which occurred after an update (it doesn’t happen to me) I was unaware of this circumstance The truth is that it looks ugly when you finish installing your new parrot and the terminal gives you such ugly lines when you root… but hey, it is something that is easily solved, fortunately. I also find the warnings that appear when doing sudo apt update ugly, but that is even easier to solve! Saludos!

[ARJUN_RAGHUNADHAN]

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