Powerful .bashrc
and .bash_profile
coming together with colorful output. It adds additional information to your command prompt and many useful aliases.
Features:
The most convenient way of installation is to checkout the repository and symlink the relevant scripts. Assuming the installation in home directory:
git clone https://github.com/slomkowski/bash-full-of-colors.git .bash-full-of-colors [ -f .bashrc ] && mv -v .bashrc bashrc.old [ -f .bash_profile ] && mv -v .bash_profile bash_profile.old [ -f .bash_aliases ] && mv -v .bash_aliases bash_aliases.old [ -f .bash_logout ] && mv -v .bash_logout bash_logout.old ln -s .bash-full-of-colors/bashrc.sh .bashrc ln -s .bash-full-of-colors/bash_profile.sh .bash_profile ln -s .bash-full-of-colors/bash_aliases.sh .bash_aliases ln -s .bash-full-of-colors/bash_logout.sh .bash_logout
Many Unix commands have already newer and more feature-rich replacements. Following aliases are defined in bash_aliases.sh
:
To install them, run following command:
aptitude install most multitail pydf mtr htop
If you don't have them installed, script falls back to the original command.
You can also create your own local aliases. Create the file ~/.bash_local
file and place them there.
2015 Michał Słomkowski. The code is published under the terms of Apache License 2.0.
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