This one is huge. If you ask me, I'd abstract away *mount functions. And I prefer git aliases to live in .gitconfig - they feel as custom commands this way, which is kinda cool. Also, seems this is not what it claims to be:
# Network Start, Stop, and Restart alias light='xbacklight -set'
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I like your setup! Not unlike what I've got going on in my .emacs, with concerns fully separated - don't know why I never thought to split this up either. Thanks for the ideas!
You are more than welcome. Initially my bashrc was cluttered, I just recently tried to separate the aliases and functions and it turned out alright - I suppose.
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This one is huge. If you ask me, I'd abstract away
*mountfunctions. And I prefer git aliases to live in.gitconfig- they feel as custom commands this way, which is kinda cool.Also, seems this is not what it claims to be:
Thanks for the tip, I should probably remove that alias, haven't used it in a while .
I've got some on a github repo, under dotfiles/bash that you can look at if you like, though they're nothing special.
... I'm glad you commented that one!
Hahaha I just grew tired off committing and pushing Everytime, hence the comment...
Not really a bashrc but my zshrc is available on GitHub (aliases; functions).
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Hahahaha well thank you.
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fortune | cowsay -f tuxI like your setup! Not unlike what I've got going on in my
.emacs, with concerns fully separated - don't know why I never thought to split this up either. Thanks for the ideas!You are more than welcome.
Initially my bashrc was cluttered, I just recently tried to separate the aliases and functions and it turned out alright - I suppose.
My .bashrc lives on GitHub if anyone’s curious: github.com/Programmer-RD-AI/dotfil...
I put my zshrc on GitHub along with a bunch of miscellaneous functions.
Never gave zsh a chance, maybe I should look into it.
Thanks for the link ;-)