AGCB Linux droppings

new software installed Screenfetch. running it in terminal as "screenfetch" you get a printout overview of the system.

#arch #manjaro #linux #screenfetch #terminal

current alias @ ~/.bashrc as of mid-January 2017

alias v="cd ../"
alias vv="cd ../../"
alias vvv="cd ../../../"
alias f="ls -al --group-directories-first"
alias t="touch"
alias md="mkdir"
alias rd="rmdir"
alias s="subl3"
alias fire="firefox"
alias c="clear"
alias cp="cp -i"
alias df='df -h'
alias free='free -m'
alias u="pwd"
alias ff="sudo pacman -Syyu"
alias openalias="s ~/.bashrc"
alias sf="screenfetch"

#alias #aliases #linux #terminal #hotkey #jan2017 #2017

Fish shell is a new shiny toy. Install in Arch was as simple as "sudo pacman -S fish".

you simply type "fish" in a terminal to start it.
the autocomplete alone feels worth this.
remember you have to redo your alias' in a few file called ~/.config/fish/config.fish

#terminal #fish #autocomplete #shell

VirtualBox

my current way of running arch(manjaro) on a windows10 machine. I'm running a virtualbox. RightControlF is full screen and be sure to remember to save the machine state when you get out. rightControl-C to shrink it down to just another app running in windows. I'd ideally have the machine dual booting to arch and windows but I couldn't figure it out. This works for now. as of July 8th 2017 #virtualbox #linux #manjaro #dualboot #windows

gtop

is a cool system monitoring tool that runs in terminal. You see processes, disk usage, ram usage, mem/swap history and cpu history.#linux #terminal #top #monitoring #github #shiny

filler