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how to keep the old environment setting in the new terminal
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Hi,
I am using BASH on Linux. I usually issue "xterm" command to start a
new terminal window, I find that the environment settings in the new
window are different from the old one, it is because .bashrc is soured
in the new window.
I just wonder if there are some way to keep the setting same as the
old, parent terminal?
Thanks.
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