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So I am new to Linux and whenever I open up my terminal, my username is gansaikhan@gansaikhan: ; So my question is how can I change this terminal username to something like maybe gansaikhan@ubuntu: ...
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Thanks,
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command-line 18.04 username device-name
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Also pretty new with ubuntu but i actually did that earlier too.
- Press the little down arrow on the right corner of the screen (near battery stage).
- On the menu that appears, click on your name (gansaikhan) and than on "Account Settings"
- Now you should press the "unlock" button on the top of the menu, enter your password in the prompt window.
- tap on About tab. Here you can change your device name to "ubuntu".
Hope that helps and good luck to both of us (:
answered Feb 13 at 22:19
A. MeshuA. Meshu
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The part after the @ sign is your machine's name. You can change the machine's name by editing the /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts file. More information in this related topic: How do I change the computer name?.
answered Feb 13 at 22:13
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way more quicker then my answer... (:
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Also pretty new with ubuntu but i actually did that earlier too.
- Press the little down arrow on the right corner of the screen (near battery stage).
- On the menu that appears, click on your name (gansaikhan) and than on "Account Settings"
- Now you should press the "unlock" button on the top of the menu, enter your password in the prompt window.
- tap on About tab. Here you can change your device name to "ubuntu".
Hope that helps and good luck to both of us (:
answered Feb 13 at 22:19
A. MeshuA. Meshu
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Also pretty new with ubuntu but i actually did that earlier too.
- Press the little down arrow on the right corner of the screen (near battery stage).
- On the menu that appears, click on your name (gansaikhan) and than on "Account Settings"
- Now you should press the "unlock" button on the top of the menu, enter your password in the prompt window.
- tap on About tab. Here you can change your device name to "ubuntu".
Hope that helps and good luck to both of us (:
answered Feb 13 at 22:19
A. MeshuA. Meshu
1112
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Also pretty new with ubuntu but i actually did that earlier too.
- Press the little down arrow on the right corner of the screen (near battery stage).
- On the menu that appears, click on your name (gansaikhan) and than on "Account Settings"
- Now you should press the "unlock" button on the top of the menu, enter your password in the prompt window.
- tap on About tab. Here you can change your device name to "ubuntu".
Hope that helps and good luck to both of us (:
answered Feb 13 at 22:19
A. MeshuA. Meshu
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Also pretty new with ubuntu but i actually did that earlier too.
- Press the little down arrow on the right corner of the screen (near battery stage).
- On the menu that appears, click on your name (gansaikhan) and than on "Account Settings"
- Now you should press the "unlock" button on the top of the menu, enter your password in the prompt window.
- tap on About tab. Here you can change your device name to "ubuntu".
Hope that helps and good luck to both of us (:
answered Feb 13 at 22:19
A. MeshuA. Meshu
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answered Feb 13 at 22:19
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answered Feb 13 at 22:19
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answered Feb 13 at 22:19
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The part after the @ sign is your machine's name. You can change the machine's name by editing the /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts file. More information in this related topic: How do I change the computer name?.
answered Feb 13 at 22:13
RayneRayne
1011
1
way more quicker then my answer... (:
– A. Meshu
Feb 13 at 22:21
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The part after the @ sign is your machine's name. You can change the machine's name by editing the /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts file. More information in this related topic: How do I change the computer name?.
answered Feb 13 at 22:13
RayneRayne
1011
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way more quicker then my answer... (:
– A. Meshu
Feb 13 at 22:21
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The part after the @ sign is your machine's name. You can change the machine's name by editing the /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts file. More information in this related topic: How do I change the computer name?.
answered Feb 13 at 22:13
RayneRayne
1011
The part after the @ sign is your machine's name. You can change the machine's name by editing the /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts file. More information in this related topic: How do I change the computer name?.
answered Feb 13 at 22:13
RayneRayne
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answered Feb 13 at 22:13
RayneRayne
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answered Feb 13 at 22:13
RayneRayne
1011
answered Feb 13 at 22:13
RayneRayne
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way more quicker then my answer... (:
– A. Meshu
Feb 13 at 22:21
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way more quicker then my answer... (:
– A. Meshu
Feb 13 at 22:21
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way more quicker then my answer... (:
– A. Meshu
Feb 13 at 22:21
way more quicker then my answer... (:
– A. Meshu
Feb 13 at 22:21
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