[Alpine-info] changing Alpine's window's title/header (under Gnome Terminal)

[D. Hugh Redelmeier via Alpine-info]

> From: Andrew C Aitchison <andrew at aitchison.me.uk>

> 

> On Fri, 13 Jun 2025, D. Hugh Redelmeier via Alpine-info wrote:

> 

> > When I run Alpine in a Gnome terminal, it puts "alpine" in the window's

> > header.  This is something alpine is actively doing since the default

> > terminal header (maintained by BASH) has user at host:directory.

> 

> This does not happen for me on Ubuntu (25-04/plucky).

> Which distro are you using ?


Fedora 42.


> It may not actually be alpine, but a wrapper script which calls the

> alpine executable, in which case you may be able to disable this or

> change the string.


I don't see a wrapper script.  /usr/bin/alpine is a binary.  Fedora ships 
pretty plain versions of most things.  Alpine is 2.26.

I think that there is a patchset applied, but not generated by Fedora 
folks.

I tried invoking alpine as /usr/bin/alpine and the window header still 
said "alpine".