You can use the PROMPT_COMMAND to make your current shell displaying a message of your own ideas.
Here ''Have a wonderful day" is my message.
[root@tester ~]# PROMPT_COMMAND="echo Have a wonderful day"
Have a wonderful day
[root@tester ~]# date
Mon Aug 6 21:35:43 IST 2012
Have a wonderful day
[root@tester ~]# cat /etc/issue
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.1 (Tikanga)
Kernel \r on an \m
Have a wonderful day
[root@tester ~]# unset
Have a wonderful day
[root@tester ~]# date
Mon Aug 6 21:36:35 IST 2012
Have a wonderful day
[root@tester ~]# PROMPT_COMMAND=" "
[root@tester ~]# date
Mon Aug 6 21:37:16 IST 2012
Here ''Have a wonderful day" is my message.
[root@tester ~]# PROMPT_COMMAND="echo Have a wonderful day"
Have a wonderful day
[root@tester ~]# date
Mon Aug 6 21:35:43 IST 2012
Have a wonderful day
[root@tester ~]# cat /etc/issue
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.1 (Tikanga)
Kernel \r on an \m
Have a wonderful day
[root@tester ~]# unset
Have a wonderful day
[root@tester ~]# date
Mon Aug 6 21:36:35 IST 2012
Have a wonderful day
[root@tester ~]# PROMPT_COMMAND=" "
[root@tester ~]# date
Mon Aug 6 21:37:16 IST 2012
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