A better way to keep organized and share bash/linux keyboard shortcuts (i.e. bash aliases)
Pretty simple.
Clone to directory .kbd-aliases within your home directory
git clone https://github.com/dkebler/.kbd-aliases.git
Make sure your .bashrc file has this somewhere
if [ -f ~/.bash_aliases ]; then
. ~/.bash_aliases
fi
if you don't currently have a .bash_aliases file then simply copy .bash_aliases.off in this repo to you home directory (one up) and remove the .off extension
otherwise
Add
for f in ~/.kbd-aliases/*; do
if [ ${f: -4} != ".off" ] && [ $(basename $f) != "README.md" ] ; then
# echo 'loading alises '$f
. $f
fi
done
to your .bash_aliases file. At which point you could move your aliases there into files within .kbd-aliases
Every file in .kdb-aliases will be sourced except ones ending with a .off extension and the README.md file of course.
If need to turn off some of your aliases just add .off to the file name rather than move or delete the file...simple.
To make use of aliases that open an editor set an EDITOR environment variable in .bashrc
e.g.
export EDITOR=nano