Thread: My bashrc file & shortcuts
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AapoRantalainen is offline AapoRantalainen
2011-03-27 , 16:37
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Originally Posted by burmashave View Post

To make bash your default shell:
Code:
echo "bash" >> /home/user/.profile
echo "bash" >> /root/.profile
Note: I believe there are other ways of setting coreutils-gnu and BASH as default. The above works for me.
That works for me too, but I didn't like it, because then I must use 'exit;exit' to 'exit'.

So this is my way:
Code:
ln -s /etc/bashrc /root/.bash_profile
ln -s /etc/bashrc /home/user/.bash_profile
And change file /etc/passwd
-/bin/sh
+/bin/bash
For root and user.


And I prefer nano with -c (always show row number in bottom bar) and -x (hidden help-bar)