old_contents: # -*- mode: python -*-
  # This is the configuration file for your powerline-shell prompt
  # Every time you make a change to this file, run install.py to apply changes
  #
  # For instructions on how to use the powerline-shell.py script, see the README
  
  # Add, remove or rearrange these segments to customize what you see on the shell
  # prompt. Any segment you add must be present in the segments/ directory, and
  # the segment name here must match the segment file name (minus the extension)
  # _exactly_.
  
  SEGMENTS = [
      # Current system time
      'time',
  
      # Show current virtual environment (see http://www.virtualenv.org/)
      #'virtual_env',
  
      # Show the current user's username as in ordinary prompts
      'username',
  
      # Show a symbol when ssh-ing from another machine
      'ssh',
  
      # Show the machine's hostname. Mostly used when ssh-ing into other machines
      'hostname',
  
      # Show the current directory. If the path is too long, the middle part is replaced with ellipsis ('...')
      'cwd',
  
      # Show a padlock if the current user has no write access to the current directory
      'read_only',
  
      # Show the current git branch and status
      'git',
  
      # Show the current mercurial branch and status
      #'hg',
  
      # Show the current svn branch and status
      'svn',
  
      # Show the current fossil branch and status
      #'fossil',
  
      # Cleanly moves to a new line
      'newline',
  
      # Shows a '#' if the current user is root, '$' otherwise
      # Also, changes color if the last command exited with a non-zero error code
      'root',
  ]
  
  RIGHT_SEGMENTS = [
      # Show number of running jobs
       'jobs',
  
      # System uptime
       'uptime',
  
      # Battery status on linux systems
      # 'battery',
  ]
  
  # Change the colors used to draw individual segments in your prompt
  THEME = 'default'
  
new_contents: # -*- mode: python -*-
  # This is the configuration file for your powerline-shell prompt
  # Every time you make a change to this file, run install.py to apply changes
  #
  # For instructions on how to use the powerline-shell.py script, see the README
  
  # Add, remove or rearrange these segments to customize what you see on the shell
  # prompt. Any segment you add must be present in the segments/ directory, and
  # the segment name here must match the segment file name (minus the extension)
  # _exactly_.
  
  SEGMENTS = [
      # Current system time
      'time',
  
      # Show current virtual environment (see http://www.virtualenv.org/)
      #'virtual_env',
  
      # Show the current user's username as in ordinary prompts
      'username',
  
      # Show a symbol when ssh-ing from another machine
      'ssh',
  
      # Show the machine's hostname. Mostly used when ssh-ing into other machines
      #'hostname',
  
      # Show the current directory. If the path is too long, the middle part is replaced with ellipsis ('...')
      'cwd',
  
      # Show a padlock if the current user has no write access to the current directory
      'read_only',
  
      # Show the current git branch and status
      'git',
  
      # Show the current mercurial branch and status
      #'hg',
  
      # Show the current svn branch and status
      'svn',
  
      # Show the current fossil branch and status
      #'fossil',
  
      # Cleanly moves to a new line
      'newline',
  
      # Shows a '#' if the current user is root, '$' otherwise
      # Also, changes color if the last command exited with a non-zero error code
      'root',
  ]
  
  RIGHT_SEGMENTS = [
      # Show number of running jobs
       'jobs',
  
      # System uptime
       'uptime',
  
      # Battery status on linux systems
      # 'battery',
  ]
  
  # Change the colors used to draw individual segments in your prompt
  THEME = 'default'
  
subject: Remove hostname from config