Custom Bash config - Set up of .bashrc/.inputrc files for a fast and efficient shell experience

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How to set up a basic .bashrc and .inputrc file for a fast, efficient, and effective shell experience. Keybinds, completion, aliases, and color.

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awesome video! these little configs are so underrated

evantan
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Man that was one great video I will stick around you are pretty good at explaining

codernakul
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Thanks for this. I'm moving back to bash.

wyfyj
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I do enjoy color in the terminal, not for the "fancy" aspect, only because it's useful, it's more readable, for me, at least..
I've done almost the same thing on my .zshrc / .bashrc, colors. Still, i do need, and feel compels to do it, get an individual file for aliases.. quite messy inside the xxxxrc files.

matthieujoly
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Hi! is all that transition effects when you switch windows and opening windows part of picom?

and where can i find your picom configs? thanks!

uuu
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I recommend a somewhat more legible/contrasty color scheme. Contrasty is a word because you're reading it. Also, dirt is the all-purpose band-aid for the small nicks and cuts. I haven't tried shrink wrap, but I haven't made any small enough parts dangle that badly yet. If they make finger size shrink wrap, I haven't looked for it. Anything bigger, calls for duct tape. :)

thenextpoetician
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I found if you map "\C-x\C-x" to re-read-init-file, then you don't have to restart terminal over and over again, just press ctrl-x twice every time.

luxucn
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Thanks Jake, for the tips . I too love customizing the BASH shell. Since I am an old fart and had not messed with coding in over 30yrs, when I started with linux this spring, I made aliases like files and dir to make bash more like ms-dos. (stopped doing that relatively quickly) Jake, could you do video on the "set" command in BASH with more of the - options info?

scottb
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I also would like to see setting:
set bell-style none.
Because this is also annoying for me))

MeRcuRy
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I use mostly ZSH cause it is pretty too... Lol My masculinity is intact and I'm good with saying I like pretty things... LOL
I bounce back and forth, I have some systems with Zsh and others Bash. I keep all my alises in the my .bash_alises and I source it from bash or zsh too.
Interesting thing here... I watch and have watched lots of Linux, Arch, whatever YTbers... I can not, I repeat can NOT ever remember (Spock saying to Kirk"REMEMBER") hearing of a .inputrc file ever being mentioned... Granted I'm 67 and old and I can't remember why I stood up from this chair 1/2 the time, but I can't ever remember anything about such a file... LOL
That is some great information Jake!
Wait! What? You not in the truck... LOL Awesome... HahahAhA
Thanks for the video!
LLAP

Remember..
A good mechanic always has these in there tool box for emergencies... That would be: paper towels, electrical tape, and now days a tub of superglue for the boo boos and ouchies... LOL
Saves a ton on Doctor bills and it is cheaper too... :P

BrucesWorldofStuff