Peter Swire - swirepe.com
. miscellaneous stuff
rc/ the startup files
bashincludes/ things to be sourced on startup
This starts everything up, and (of course) is symlinked to ~/.bashrc It loads up everything that needs to be in memory (with toramdisk.sh) and runs it.
I had a pretty long train commute, and I found that at the end of it, my neck would hurt from hunching. I wrote a thing to keep the input line at the top of the screen in bash.
While it's at it, it:
- keeps the prompt at the top of the screen
- clears the screen automatically
- word wraps
- lists the contents directories upon entering them
- lists the git status in directories that have them
- deemphasizes files that match
.gitignorepatterns
Start it with autotop
End it with unautotop
Toggle screen clears with autoclear and unautoclear
With some probability, it will display either "Believe in yourself", a fortune, or nothing.