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dsBash

Your smart organized Linux & MacOSX bash configurations

Author

Author: Mubarak Alrashidi (DeadSouL) Package: dsBash

Source note:

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The idea of dsBash

To have an easy way to setup your bash environment cross your Linux distros and MacOSX to act the way you used to, and have your custom aliases

dsBash files:

Has two main types:
    1. `alias`: which will contain your aliases, categorized in 3 sections
        A. Aliases that would work on `Linux`, should be in `alias.linux`
        B. Aliases that would work on `MacOSX`, should be in `alias.mac`
        C. Aliases that would work on both `Linux` and `MacOSX`, should be in `alias.maclin`
    2. `bashrc` which will contain your bashrc
        The same concept of `aliases` applies to `bashrc.linux`, `bashrc.mac` and `bashrc.maclin`

After installation, it will automatically detect your operating system and loads the right `aliases` and `bashrcs` 
So that it can work fine on both `Linux` and `MacOSX`.

Installation

Once you cloned the repo, do the following

1. Modify PATH/TO/dsBash/bashrc:

   and set your terminal's background whether it's light or dark

2. Install dsBash:

   $ PATH/TO/dsBash/./install.sh

That's it :)

How to use it?

To list all available aliases:

$ ds.alias_all

To list which OS aliases are being loaded:

$ ds.alias_loaded

To list the loaded Linux aliases:

$ ds.alias_linux

To list the loaded MacOSX aliases:

$ ds.alias_mac

To list the loaded MacLin aliases:

$ ds.alias_maclin

To search through loaded aliases:

$ ds.alias_search [KEYWORD]

E.g: Searching for keyword 'kill':

$ ds.alias_search kill
           ds.k9 :    Kill 9 process by process-id.
          ds.k9n :    Kill 9 process by process-name.
       ds.k9user :    Kill 9 user by user-name.

Finally,...

Enjoy :)