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シェルのプロンプトへのこだわり
https://qiita.com/blackenedgold/items/d8116b631e887349a678?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items

#qiita #Zsh #shell #zshrc

Why not Aliases?
An alias can’t prompt for a dynamic IP, it can’t encrypt your API keys, and it definitely can’t manage 500+ snippets
with fuzzy search. XC isn't an alias replacement. It’s the upgrade for when your workflow outgrows a .zshrc file.

https://github.com/Rakosn1cek/xc-manager
AUR: xc-manager-git
ZSH Plugin: xc-manager

#XC #Zsh #CLI #Programming #Linux #OpenSource #DevOps #Automation #SysAdmin #Productivity #Coding #FOSS #Zshrc #WorkflowOptimization

.bashrc / .zshrc を使って開発コマンドを短縮する方法
https://qiita.com/chaochire/items/25e18f62a1ddd5650109?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items

#qiita #Vim #Laravel #Docker #bashrc #zshrc

I finally capitulated and added the following to my ~/.zshrc.. Hah.

# I type this wrong often..
alias nija='ninja'
alias inja='ninja'
alias ninj='ninja'

#zsh #zshrc #alias #shell #ninjabuild

I finally capitulated and added the following to my ~/.zshrc.. Hah.

# I type this wrong often..
alias nija='ninja'
alias inja='ninja'
alias ninj='ninja'

#zsh #zshrc #alias #shell #ninjabuild

alias ghrel="gh release create --generate-notes"

$ git push origin main
$ ghrel v1.5.0

Creating releases quickly without going to github.com

#github #bashrc #zshrc #programming

finally finished porting my zshrc and git config to @nixos_org

Got an awesome newbie config cooking with the help of Home Manager, take a peak https://codeberg.org/dminca/nix-config/src/branch/main

#git #zshrc #nix #x86_64darwin

Yo #AskFediverse I feel very #LazyWeb today.

I switched from #OhMyZsh to a stock #Bash without completion 10 years ago. And while I enjoy minimalism, whenever I boot #KaliLinux (which ships with a pretty decent #ZshRc) I feel like I've made a #HugeMistake.

I don't like the bulkieness of #OhMyZsh, lack of transparency and at least one bug I know of. What are your suggestions? I want to use a great fuzzy, bash-compatible system which reads my mind. I also want it to be very usable out of the box without some weird scripts like OMZ.

Yo #AskFediverse I feel very #LazyWeb today.

I switched from #OhMyZsh to a stock #Bash without completion 10 years ago. And while I enjoy minimalism, whenever I boot #KaliLinux (which ships with a pretty decent #ZshRc) I feel like I've made a #HugeMistake.

I don't like the bulkieness of #OhMyZsh, lack of transparency and at least one bug I know of. What are your suggestions? I want to use a great fuzzy, bash-compatible system which reads my mind. I also want it to be very usable out of the box without some weird scripts like OMZ.