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Is there any command to change size of bash window ( for example to set size on 150x90) ? I dont want to change .profile file.
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Description. Resize prints a shell command for setting the TERM and TERMCAP environment variables to indicate the current size of xterm window from which the command is run.
$ man bash | grep -A1 '\-f file$' -f file True if file exists and is a regular file. $ Follow this answer to receive notifications.
How to reload your bash shell? in your ~/. bash_aliases file, you can simply use exec bash which will replace your current shell image with a new one, loading your configuration file and allowing you to use your updated aliases in your current terminal.
Some (but not many) terminals accept the ANSI escape sequence
\033[8;h;wt
(where \033 is the ASCII control character ESC, and h and w are height and width in decimal).
For example, in XTerm (after allowing window ops through the Ctrl-RMB menu or the allowWindowOps X resource),
$ printf '\033[8;40;100t' will resize the window to 100x40 characters.
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$ resize -s 90 150 see the file manual for more options.
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