With 2011 here already I decided to play around with gimp more this year.
This is just a simple photo manipulation done with gnu gimp, enjoy and Hopefully your
year will be mystical.
Mystical Journey by ~bitweiler on deviantART
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Playing with Gimp
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
My simple Ksh shell prompt
When it comes UNIX or UNIX-like operating systems a user's shell is of great
importance to the shell user. So the korn shell is my favorite shell of choice.
Mostly the ksh93 version of it that's now open source from AT&T that was developed by David Korn.
I finally got around to replacing /bin/ksh on my Linux box yesterday with
the version of the korn shell I prefer and set it up to be my login shell of course.
What version of ksh do I have?
Functions that I've found to be handy over time so I've placed them in my .kshrc environment file.
Then my command prompt from my .profile:
Over my time of using the korn shell I've always found those to very handy little functions. This give my a command prompt that always let me know where I'm
at within a directory and the host machine that I'm connected to without cluttering to much space.
Feel free to leave any comments.
importance to the shell user. So the korn shell is my favorite shell of choice.
Mostly the ksh93 version of it that's now open source from AT&T that was developed by David Korn.
I finally got around to replacing /bin/ksh on my Linux box yesterday with
the version of the korn shell I prefer and set it up to be my login shell of course.
What version of ksh do I have?
$print ${.sh.version}
Version JM 93t+ 2010-06-21Functions that I've found to be handy over time so I've placed them in my .kshrc environment file.
# Function md - make a directory and cd to it.
function md {
mkdir $1 && _cd $1
}
# Function _cd - changes directories, then sets the
# command prompt to: "command-number:hostname:pathname$"
function _cd {
if (($# == 0))
then
'cd'
PS1=!:`uname -n`':${PWD#$OLDPWD/}$'
fi
if (($# == 1))
then
'cd' $1
PS1=!:`uname -n`:'${PWD#$OLDPWD/}$'
fi
if (($# == 2))
then
'cd' $1 $2
PS1=!:`uname -n`:'${PWD#$OLDPWD/}$'
fi
}
Then my command prompt from my .profile:
PS1='!:`uname -n`':${PWD#$OLDPWD/}$'Over my time of using the korn shell I've always found those to very handy little functions. This give my a command prompt that always let me know where I'm
at within a directory and the host machine that I'm connected to without cluttering to much space.
185:dark:/home/bitweiler$Feel free to leave any comments.
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