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.bashrc

• asommer

  Basically the Gentoo default baschrc, but with ll aliased to ls -l. Taken from Red Hat based systems. Also, grep is aliased to use color, which I find pretty useful.

• chris71mach1

  this is a really well .bashrc file i got from a friend. it makes everything in a shell easier to see and work with, as well as some trick aliases.

• xabbott

  Aliases, few functions, colors, etc. Much help from Arch and Gentoo wikis.

• jnunemaker

• radagast

  a long bashrc : standard aliases like ll, la, and lots of -color and -h options, some functions like locatebin (locate -i PATTERN |grep bin), calc, and lots of aliases which include & to put the process into the background. and fortune, of course.

• brogers

• cron0

• zymos000

• mitry

  bashrc for my Mingw32/MSYS environment

• krib

• binnyva

  Some Useful aliases

• ghurley

• jonty

  Commands vi and man will launch in separate screens when called inside GNU screen. You need my scr file as well.

• woodworker

  mainly paseted together from other bashrc files

• cornfelt

• primitiveworker

• userhat

• joephantom

• jhdf

• nitinsatish

• hanekomu

  Normally lives in http://search.cpan.org/dist/Dist-Joseki/. It is totally geared towards perl hacking and works in combination with my other dotfiles.

• foca

  Nice colored prompt

• remote

• park3r

  I prefer colorized output so you have to install grc to see it correctly working. Additionaly there is cw installed.

• inky

  I try to keep this very general so I can use the same .bashrc anywhere. Another file (~/.inkyrc) is used for machine-specific settings.

• jsnx

  The prompt has taken me well over two years to write, and works in Bourne shell as well as bash. One peculiarity of my path is the addition of './bin' -- any local bin/ directory will be used to search for commands.

• steve

  Gives a prompt which shows user's group if it's different from username, with a $ that turns red if the previous command exited non-zero. Also defines some aliases, plus unique package management commands.

• delirio

• kparnell

  My .bashrc with some helper functions I like, and a few menus at login.

• tebeka

• pcon

• meonkeys

  This works equally well for Fedora and Ubuntu. I especially like the Smiley and the 's' command alias.

• katratxo

• babypuncher

  Nothing of importance apart from the colors, to match my .Xdefaults. The rest of the config is pretty much Arch Linux' defaults.

• cahenan

  curl http://dotfiles.org/~cahenan/.bashrc >>.bashrc

• nferenc

• brendano

• krc

  My .bashrc I have split out files for environmental variables and aliases and functions

• tcort

• Nobbs

• rprice

  simple .bashrc

• spenguin

• StatC

  My .bashrc with some little functions and aliases and a customized bash prompt

• mkfs

  Bash config file. Requires the following support files: ~mkfs/.bash_alias.rc ~mkfs/.bash_ap.rc ~mkfs/.bash_colors.rc ~mkfs/.bash_env.rc ~mkfs/.bash_fn.rc . Provides for user modification (overwriting all previous config options) in ~/.bash_user.rc . Assumes Linux.

• ghost1227

  Nothing too fancy, just makes my life easier.

• rkirk

• miloops

• paralaX

  Simple .bashrc file.

• cpjolicoeur

  from my macbook pro

• uncon

• TeeAhr1

  This is my first try at this, and very much a learning experience. Mostly a grab bag of stuff I found on this site, built around the default ubuntu .bashrc. Calls my .aliases file. NOTE: I am still trying to get bash to share history among concurrent sessions. PROMPT_COMMAND='history -a; history -n' is not doing it for me.

• bogojoker

  Here is my bashrc. Mostly aliases and a few other things written from people around here. Its a little customized for my mac (notice the use of mate for TextMate and applescript). I don't think there is anything strikingly new

• nofxx

  Humm..

• 23

• blackbook

  Default Arch Linux .bashrc with some twists.

• cadizm

• dav7

  A work in progress, currently suits my needs pretty well.

• nzeer

• erikw

• Kaobear

• caio

  Fully working .bashrc without my personal configurations based on my work environment.

• zanko

• Pnevma

  Most of the aliases are for Pacman and Yaourt (Arch Linux).

• Xires