On 2019-04-08 12:25, Achim Gratz wrote:
> John Morrison writes:
>> The company won't allow anything to be installed directly from the internet.
>> We were going to create a local mirror repo of the things which are allowed
>> to be installed along with a 'package script' which will call setup with
John Morrison writes:
> The company won't allow anything to be installed directly from the internet.
> We were going to create a local mirror repo of the things which are allowed
> to be installed along with a 'package script' which will call setup with
> the appropriate commands.
That sounds more
On Mon, 8 Apr 2019 at 08:05, Brian Inglis wrote:
> On 2019-04-06 08:08, John Morrison wrote:
> > I've been asked at work to get the standard base-files extended with
> > specifics for the company I work for and wondered if this would be a good
> > time to revisit how the .bashrc file in particular
On Mon, 8 Apr 2019 at 17:56, Achim Gratz wrote:
> John Morrison writes:
> > I've been asked at work to get the standard base-files extended with
> > specifics for the company I work for and wondered if this would be a good
> > time to revisit how the .bashrc file in particular is put together.
>
John Morrison writes:
> I've been asked at work to get the standard base-files extended with
> specifics for the company I work for and wondered if this would be a good
> time to revisit how the .bashrc file in particular is put together.
>
> What I was considering would be introducing a ~/.bashrc.
On 2019-04-06 08:08, John Morrison wrote:
> I've been asked at work to get the standard base-files extended with
> specifics for the company I work for and wondered if this would be a good
> time to revisit how the .bashrc file in particular is put together.
>
> What I was considering would be int
Personally I wouldn't want to see yet another .directory in home.
Endless fractionation of config is one of the things about unix that
irks me. This is not to say that there aren't perfectly valid use cases
for YACF (yet another config file).
Perhaps this would be best served by a new shell
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