.bash_profile
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Changes the prompt red when superuser
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pour Ma Book
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Sets some aliases, fixes my path, and does some fun stuff
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Sets colors for file the way I like it. Sets the best prompt, ever! Ow, and loads the ever popular bash_completion.
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some handy aliases for subversion, rails, etc. also a few functions i've picked up from places
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If there is something I can do here that I can't do in bashrc...let me know.
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Allows you to use a hierarchy of files in ~/Library/init/bash (yes I use OS X) for your bash initialization. This allows me to do things like use one file for aliases, another for env vars, etc. It also allows me to have stuff in ~/Library/init/bash/shared and stuff in ~/Library/init/bash/local, and I can sync the shared dir between my machines.
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Include aliases and functions (see my .aliases & .functions :)), vi-mode on the command line, cache (and complete) cheat sheets, and multiple `complete` tricks from a script on the interweb (see the link in the comment). Some ideas and functions were taken from other people at dotfiles.org
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Normally lives in http://search.cpan.org/dist/Dist-Joseki/. Very simple; just lets .bashrc do all the work.
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This file enables features like using the vi line editor from within bash (if you're a vi/vim fan, this is a _must_ have), forcing bash tab-completion to be case-insensitive, the xmodmap utility to remap the Esc key to the Caps Lock key (another must have for all you vi/vimmers) and many aliases.
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simple bash profile, with colors.
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Shared History between concurrent shells and some other nice stuff
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For Leopard
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my tweaked Mac OSX bash profile :)
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