Linux how to get window title with just shell script?

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I cannot install any tools like screen or xproc on the box. I dont need to modify the title, I only need to find the window title name.



echo -e "33]0;[title]7"; modifies the title I know. But I just want to know the existing title name.






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  • printf 'e[21t' should cause your terminal to return its title in the form e]titlee\ . I'll try to wrap that in a script if they don't delete your question until then.
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I cannot install any tools like screen or xproc on the box. I dont need to modify the title, I only need to find the window title name.



echo -e "33]0;[title]7"; modifies the title I know. But I just want to know the existing title name.






linux window window-title







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    does unix.stackexchange.com/a/122870/117549 do it for you?
    – Jeff Schaller
    15 hours ago






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    or possibly unix.stackexchange.com/a/274386/117549
    – Jeff Schaller
    15 hours ago










  • my os does not recognize those as commands
    – Bootham Deyyam
    13 hours ago










  • printf 'e[21t' should cause your terminal to return its title in the form e]titlee\ . I'll try to wrap that in a script if they don't delete your question until then.
    – qubert
    13 hours ago













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I cannot install any tools like screen or xproc on the box. I dont need to modify the title, I only need to find the window title name.



echo -e "33]0;[title]7"; modifies the title I know. But I just want to know the existing title name.






linux window window-title







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I cannot install any tools like screen or xproc on the box. I dont need to modify the title, I only need to find the window title name.



echo -e "33]0;[title]7"; modifies the title I know. But I just want to know the existing title name.






linux window window-title




linux window window-title






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    does unix.stackexchange.com/a/122870/117549 do it for you?
    – Jeff Schaller
    15 hours ago






  • 1




    or possibly unix.stackexchange.com/a/274386/117549
    – Jeff Schaller
    15 hours ago










  • my os does not recognize those as commands
    – Bootham Deyyam
    13 hours ago










  • printf 'e[21t' should cause your terminal to return its title in the form e]titlee\ . I'll try to wrap that in a script if they don't delete your question until then.
    – qubert
    13 hours ago













  • 1




    does unix.stackexchange.com/a/122870/117549 do it for you?
    – Jeff Schaller
    15 hours ago






  • 1




    or possibly unix.stackexchange.com/a/274386/117549
    – Jeff Schaller
    15 hours ago










  • my os does not recognize those as commands
    – Bootham Deyyam
    13 hours ago










  • printf 'e[21t' should cause your terminal to return its title in the form e]titlee\ . I'll try to wrap that in a script if they don't delete your question until then.
    – qubert
    13 hours ago








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1




does unix.stackexchange.com/a/122870/117549 do it for you?
– Jeff Schaller
15 hours ago




does unix.stackexchange.com/a/122870/117549 do it for you?
– Jeff Schaller
15 hours ago




1




1




or possibly unix.stackexchange.com/a/274386/117549
– Jeff Schaller
15 hours ago




or possibly unix.stackexchange.com/a/274386/117549
– Jeff Schaller
15 hours ago












my os does not recognize those as commands
– Bootham Deyyam
13 hours ago




my os does not recognize those as commands
– Bootham Deyyam
13 hours ago












printf 'e[21t' should cause your terminal to return its title in the form e]titlee\ . I'll try to wrap that in a script if they don't delete your question until then.
– qubert
13 hours ago





printf 'e[21t' should cause your terminal to return its title in the form e]titlee\ . I'll try to wrap that in a script if they don't delete your question until then.
– qubert
13 hours ago
















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