MIT like, to be determined later.
No Warranty, accept at your own risk
Publicly distributable elements of my bash profile are available for your use or inspection. Tested somewhat on macOS systems, no clue why it fails or succeeds in anything else.
Try it out in a docker container!
$ docker run -ti alpine:latest ash -c "wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dotHTM/bash_hacks/master/installers/alpine/alpine.ash | ash"
idk, maybe bash 4.x. macOS ships with bash 3.x, so likely install via Brew or whatever means you prefer
- Clone the repo somewhere on your machine.
cd
to theprofile
directory- Run
install.sh
- Check your
.bashrc
file for correctness.
In the profile
directory is a color
directory for macOS Termainal.
- Kimbie.terminal
- inspired by the work of Kimbie for TextMate & Sublime Text
- Tomorrow.terminal
- inspired by the work of Tomorrow Night
cdbh # alias to cd into the bash_hacks directory
git pull