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Extreme Ultimate .bashrc
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Do you want a more robust experience from your bash shell?
As a Linux systems administrator, I've been working on this .bashrc file for well over a decade. Over the years, I have searched through scores of others' .bashrc and script files collecting and improving on new ideas and features.
This portable drop in bash configuration file can be used on any system anywhere you use a terminal. It will detect most settings on most systems and make sure your environment has every feature available automatically without any additional effort.
Do you need a command line cheat sheet? Press CTRL-h for full color help!
I think this is the most amazing, ultimate .bashrc file I have ever seen and wanted to share it.
To install, execute the following lines in a terminal
wget -O ~/.bashrc https://sourceforge.net/projects/ultimate-bashrc/files/_bashrc/download
wget -O ~/.bashrc_help https://sourceforge.net/projects/ultimate-bashrc/files/_bashrc_help/download
Features
- Portability and seemless compatibility on nearly any platform I use that uses Bash 4.0 or greater
- Auto-load, auto-adapt, and automatically detect/use installed packages (like bash completion, lscolors, source-highlight, mysql-colorize, prompts, huds, custom aliases, motd, etc)
- Full Color Help in the console with descriptions for new commands (type hlp or press CTRL-h)
- Supports nearly every distribution (even including Git-Bash, Cygwin, and WSL)
- Easy to add to any system even if there is no root access
- Provide much better Bash defaults
- Add tons of new commands and usability
- A chmod calculator and ability to change permissions on just files or only directories
- Automatically find and easily edit configuration files for Apache, MySQL and PHP
- Add color to as much and as many commands as possible (for example ll gives the long directory listing with full color columns)
- Provide a default beautiful and lightening fast color prompt that supports Git and works on any platform
- Support for the original old prompt (with newly added Git support) from the previous version that automatically loads (sourced) if the optional .bashrc_prompt script file is downloaded into the home directory
- Additional installed prompts are auto-detected and supported like Trueline, Powerline, Powerline-Go, Powerline-Shell, Pureline, Starship, Oh-My-Git, Bash Git Prompt, Bash-Powerline, Sexy Bash Prompt, and Liquid Prompt
- Auto detect and source the most popular scripts and apps for Bash including bashmarks, blesh, commacd, hstr, qfc, and tmux (many of these are in your software repositories)
- Huds supported are neofetch, fastfetch, screenFetch, linux_logo, archey, and pfetch (which is a single Bash script file and good for systems without root access)
- Use most common aliases people are used to in order to help diminish the learning curve
- Easy to use aliases for Git including support for the very popular Git Alias project on Github and Git auto-completion
- Full comments inside the .bashrc file with links so everything is easy to understand, find, and install
- Completely free and open software using the Zero-Clause BSD (0BSD) license deliberately chosen as the most permissive open source license available, placing no restrictions or obligations on users
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