My bashrc config
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BlackEagle
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remove LS_COLORS, if you have dircolors its good enough
Signed-off-by: BlackEagle <ike.devolder@gmail.com> |
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| bashrc | remove LS_COLORS, if you have dircolors its good enough | |
| bashrc.config.example | bashrc :: enable or disable the scm integration in the prompt | |
| LICENSE | Create LICENSE | |
| README.md | bashrc :: load aliasses from .aliasses | |
bashrc
install local
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clone this repository
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link your .bashrc to the repositories bashrc file
$ ln -s ~/location/of/the/clone/bashrc ~/.bashrc
install global
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clone this repository
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link your /etc/bash.bashrc or /etc/bash.bashrc.local to the repositories bashrc file
$ ln -s /location/of/the/clone/bashrc /etc/bash.bashrc
or
``` sh
$ ln -s /location/of/the/clone/bashrc /etc/bash.bashrc.local
```
configuration
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global configuration
$ vim /etc/bashrc.config -
local configuration
NOTE: the local configuration takes precedence over the global configuration.
$ vim ~/.bashrc.config -
configuration flags
PSCOL=${REG}${COLYLW} # default ps (prompt) color USRCOL=${BLD}${COLYLW} # the color used for the user HSTCOL=${BLD}${COLWHT} # the color used for the hostname SCMENABLED=1 # enable scm integration SCMDIRTY=1 # source code management dirty state # enabled (default) or disabled
aliases
You can add all the aliases you want by putting .aliases in your home directory.