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From: "Jonathan Simms" <Jonathan AT embassynetworks DOT com>
To: "'Alex Malinovich'" <baggend AT howlermonkey DOT net>, <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
Subject: RE: easy bash configuration question (5 points)
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 20:00:17 -0500
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well, that's a bit different from the syntax i was trying

set bell-style="none" (and 'none')

but it didn't work (unfortunately)...

Do you happen to know where to find the gnu-readline configuration file?
In the man page for bash, bell-style is listed under "readline
options"... 

If not, i've been meaning to play around with ksh... :-)

Thanks again,
-Jonathan



> Hmm... Well, assuming you didn't have a bad typo somewhere, 
> that should have worked.
> 
> set bell-style none
> 
> It's worked for me on about a dozen systems that I've got 
> cygwin running on. All I can suggest is check your typing and 
> try again. Otherwise, there's something misconfigured 
> somewhere on your system.
> 
> -Alex


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