# The environment every pane inherits.
#
# Sourced by the line in /etc/inittab that starts the session, so slosh gets
# it and hands it on. A pane's shell is not a login shell and reads nothing at
# startup, which is why PS1 is exported here rather than left in a file no pane
# will ever open.
#
# TERM is what *slosh itself* is looking at -- xterm.js in the browser. It is
# not what a program in a pane is told: slosh sets TERM=xterm-ghostty on the
# far side of every pty it opens (src/pty.c:67), because that is the terminal
# it implements. That name resolves: build-rootfs aliases xterm-ghostty to
# xterm-256color in the image's terminfo, which is the subset both speak.
#
# COLORTERM because it is true -- the VT does 24-bit colour -- and because it
# is what lets vim pick truecolor over the 256 the terminfo alias admits to.
TERM=xterm-256color
COLORTERM=truecolor
HOME=/root
PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin
PS1='slosh-demo:\w \$ '
export TERM COLORTERM HOME PATH PS1

# The motd belongs in a pane, not on the console underneath the session: the
# layout gives it a pane of its own, where it can be read.