My shell scripts, including customized .bashrc with installer script.
Not trash, but fash – for your bash only
— Betris Baloa
Format specification: '~'$USERNAME [if login type is 'remote', then: '🖧'] 'at' $HOSTNAME ['as' $CHROOT_MESSAGE] · [if command 'git' is available && $CURRENT_WORKING_PATH is a git repository, then: 'head' $HEAD_STATUS · $REPOSITORY_STATE] · 'Δs' $DELTA_TIME · 'at' $CURRENT_WORKING_PATH $END_SIGN
$ git clone [email protected]:freywald/bin.git scripts && cd scripts && ./install
The scripts will be installed for the current user only. You may execute the install script again within another user context (yes – to install the scripts for the other active user – you're very, very smart). The old .bashrc and .bash_aliases – if existing within interpreted tilde character context – are backed up to your home directory. The tilde character looks like this ~, please be aware of it for a few seconds, I hope you won't mind having it on your mind for a while, thanks, we know it's quite a burden, yes, we know it's hard, sorry. UwU, but you gotta keep it up, human.- You can delete the script folder which is created on git clone command during step 1 any time now if you're done. –– And you're done, as you should know.
- You may need to relogin to see the new shell customization in action.
- That was fun, right? UwU