How to start Paleofetch automatically with terminal?

Hi,

So I created a new user and found that Paleofetch doesn't automatically start with the terminal?
How do I start it?

I tried opening ~/.bashrc in nano with Sudo privileges and writing in "paleofetch" in there, but that didn't work!

Any ideas?

Thanks,

If you use fish, you should configure it (config.fish) according to this post:

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Do not use sudo in your ~/ directories.

check with

find $HOME ! -user $USER -type f

remove root with

sudo chown -R $USER: $HOME

Second, give micro a try :slight_smile:

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