Hide 'Last login:' on bash login
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Hide 'Last login:' on bash login
Everytime I open a new Terminal on my Mac, I get a line like this:
Last login: Thu Nov 25 09:07:55 on ttys004
This annoys me. I don’t care when I last opened a local Terminal.
To hide this “Last login” message when logging in to bash you need to create a file in your homedirectory.
touch ~/.hushlogin
With this .hushlogin file in place you won’t see the “Last login” message and go directly to your prompt, where you want to be.
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