1. Open the terminal emulator and enter your preferences.

2. Find the command options in the Personalization tab, and then click the Advanced button.

3. Find the option "Show login information" in the "Advanced" tab and select it.

4. Enter the signature to display in the text box.

5. Click OK to save the settings.

Why should I set the terminal emulator signature?

Setting a signature in the terminal emulator allows you to see personalized messages or warnings every time you log in. This is especially useful for multi-user systems, because it can help you determine who the current users are and what permissions they have.

Practical solution:

1. Open preferences in the terminal emulator.

2. Locate the "Advanced" tab and select the "Show login message" option.

3. Enter the signature to display in the text box.

4. Click the OK button to save your settings.

For people who often use the terminal simulator, setting a signature can improve its efficiency. In addition, it can help you determine the identity and permissions of the current user.

Extended description:

The terminal emulator signature setting only applies to the terminal emulator you are currently using. If you switch to another terminal emulator, you need to repeat this process to set the signature. In addition, some terminal emulators may not support this feature. If your terminal emulator cannot display the signature, please try to use another terminal emulator or search related plug-ins to solve this problem.