.byobu/bin/10_update_windows
There's no output to stdout, so nothing is displayed on the status bar.
*Presumes that #{pane_title} is set to the hostname or prompt containing the host name. In my case, it's in this format:
$USER@$HOSTNAME:$PWD
The sed commands may need to be modified if your pane_title is different.
*If you want to strip out a common part of a hostname, add the following before '| uniq'
-e 's/[COMMON PART]//'
I use that to strip out the domain of the servers I connect to, leaving the subdomain.
(In window listing section of status bar) 0:capone.blah.com 1:hermes.blah.org|ihub.halb.org|web01.com* 2:charlie.unicorn.com- 3:alpha02.example.com
Any thoughts on this command? Does it work on your machine? Can you do the same thing with only 14 characters?
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