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Alternative approach to determine if aliasing safe-rm is viable. If safe-rmdir is available, the OS is Suse (which has it's own safe-rm). Note to Suse: you're making problems for me. Stop. Closes #27 |
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Utility
Utility aliases and functions.
Adds colour to ls and grep.
Aliases
ls
| alias | command | description |
|---|---|---|
ls |
ls --group-directories-first --color=auto |
directories first, use color (applies to all ls aliases) |
l |
ls -lAh |
all files, human-readable sizes |
lm |
`l | ${PAGER}` |
ll |
ls -lh |
human-readable sizes |
lr |
ll -R |
human-readable sizes, recursive |
lx |
ll -XB |
human-readable sizes, sort by extension (GNU only) |
lk |
ll -Sr |
human-readable sizes, largest last |
lt |
ll -tr |
human-readable sizes, most recent last |
lc |
lt -c |
human-readable sizes, most recent last, change time |
File Downloads
Aliases get to ( aria2c || axel || wget || curl ).
Resource Usage
| alias | command |
|---|---|
df |
df -kh |
du |
du -kh |
Condoms
| alias | command |
|---|---|
chmod |
chmod --preserve-root -v |
chown |
chown --preserve-root -v |
rm |
if available, safe-rm |
Misc
| alias | description |
|---|---|
mkcd |
mkdir and cd |