How to remove branding

[musm]

It's really annoying to run cmd /k <stuff> and be forced to see clink branding

Clink v0.4.4 [git:a60c0a] Copyright (c) 2014 Martin Ridgers
http://mridgers.github.io/clink

how can I disable this?

[PNBRQK]

As of now, much of behaviors like this are hard-coded in the program and cannot be customized easily.

I am getting around the logo by appending a cls command. Namely cmd /k <stuff> & cls

[vvs]

clink does have silent mode: inject -q command when you inject it into CMD, and after than cmd /k doesn't produce any verbose branding, I am using this all the time.

[rgd]

Honestly, I like seeing it - at least the version number. I have clink on a number of machines (mostly VMs) and it helps when I'm updating to a new version to see what version is loaded. And I build clink at times and it helps knowing exactly what I'm running (assuming I've updated the number for this). And I don't mind giving Martin credit where credit's due. I don't mind seeing an author's name on a book I like.

But it's nice to know he added the -q parameter. I probably won't be using it, but I hope it helps you, Mus.

Rob

On Wed, Aug 29, 2018 at 4:48 AM Vladimir Sizikov [email protected] wrote:

clink does have "inject -q" command when you inject it into CMD, and after than cmd /k doesn't produce any verbose branding, I am using this all the time.

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