Girtablulu and I wrote a simple bashscript with these function for packaging

Can you share this one?

@Harvey why not add a systemd service to start it?

Harvey For your ssh aliases, you can just add them to .ssh/config. Check out this blog post.

Sometimes I'll reboot the server my irc bouncer is on and need to start the service again:

Like what @Justin mentioned, should just use a systemd unit

Justin well get read for some horrible bash scripting

#!/bin/bash

usage()
{
echo ""
echo " Syntax: solt [<Order>] [<Argument>]"
echo ""
echo " Where <Order> is one of the following orders could be"
echo ""
echo " search <Argument> (sr) - Search after eopkg packages with up to 3 search terms"
echo " info <Argument> (if) - Set information about a eopkg package"
echo " pkgconf <Argument> (pkg) - Search for package from a pkgconfig()"
echo " create-repo <Argument> (cr) - Create a new phabricator repo package"
echo " update-repo <Argument> (ur) - Update phabricator repo package"
echo " get-repo <Argument> (gr) - Clone phabricator repo package"
echo " clone-diff <Argument> (cd) - Clone phabricator repo and arc patch a diff"
echo " newest-source <Argument> (ns) - get the newest source url from a phabricator repo package"
echo " repo <Argument> - Check if a new package is available or not"
echo " solbuild-update (sup) - Updates Solbuild"
echo " clean-local (cl) - Deleted all eopkg files in ../solbuild/local"
echo " help - Shows this dialog"
echo ""
echo " Additional flags: "
echo ""
echo " - solbuild-update "
echo " - co : Updates only the common folders inside the packaging folder"
echo " - all : Updates Solbuild and common folders"
echo ""
echo " - repo"
echo " - check : Checks the repo list if any mentioned packages have a new update available"
echo " - add <name> : Adds a repo package to the check list"
echo ""
echo " - clone-diff"
echo " - usage : clone-diff reponame Dxxxx"
echo ""
}

repo=/home/fredu/.solus # where the packaging is
repo_url=ssh://vcs@dev.getsol.us:2222/source/$2.git
arg="$1"

Background color terminal output

BGC_red='\e[41m'
BGC_green='\e[42m'
color_yellow='\e[33m'
nc='\e[0m\n'

fileCheck ()
{
if [ -z "$1" ]; then
printf "${BGC_red} Please input package file name. ${nc}"
exit 1
elif [ -d "$1" ]; then
printf "${BGC_red} Directory already exists. ${nc}"
exit 1
fi
}

rootCheck ()
{
if [[ "$EUID" -gt 0 ]]; then
printf "${BGC_red} ERROR: This operation requires escalated privileges. Exiting! ${nc}"
exit 1
fi
}

createCommon () {
git clone https://dev.getsol.us/source/common.git
ln -sv common/Makefile.common .
ln -sv common/Makefile.toplevel Makefile
ln -sv common/Makefile.iso .
}

cases

case "$arg" in
search | sr)
shift
eopkg search "$1" | grep "$2" | grep "$3" | sort
;;

info | if)
    shift
    eopkg info "$1"
;;

pkgconf | pkg )
    shift
    python $repo/common/Scripts/epcsearch.py $1
;;

create-repo | cr)
    shift 
    cd $repo
    fileCheck $1
    mkdir $1 && cd $1;
    printf "${BGC_green} Please enter package source url: ${nc}"
    read URL
    $repo/common/Scripts/yauto.py ${URL};
    git init;
    echo "include ../Makefile.common" > Makefile;
    printf "${BGC_green} Makefile created ${nc}"
    exec bash
;;

update-repo | ur)
    shift
    cd $repo
    fileCheck $1
    git clone $repo_url
    cd $1
    printf "${BGC_green} Please enter new version No: ${nc}"
    read VERSION 
    printf "${BGC_green} Please enter new source url: ${nc}"
    read URL
    /usr/share/ypkg/yupdate.py ${VERSION} ${URL}
    exec bash
;;

get-repo | gr)
    shift
    cd $repo
    fileCheck $1
    git clone $repo_url
    cd $1
    exec bash
;;

clone-diff | cd)
    shift
    cd $repo
    if [ ! -d "Diff_Clone" ]; then
        mkdir -p $repo/Diff_Clone
        cd  $repo/Diff_Clone
        createCommon
    fi &> /dev/null
    cd $repo/Diff_Clone
    git clone $repo_url
    cd $1
    arc patch $2
    exec bash
;;

newest-source | ns)
    shift
    url=$(w3m -dump https://dev.getsol.us/source/$1/browse/master/package.yml | grep 'source :' -A1 | tail -n 1 | awk '{print $2}')
    getnewsource=$(cuppa q $url)
    getrepoinfo=$(eopkg info $1 | grep -m1 "Name" | awk '{print $3,$5}' | sed 's|,| -|; s|,||')
    printf "${color_yellow}Repo version:\e[0m   ${getrepoinfo} ${nc}"
    printf "${color_yellow}Source version:\e[0m ${getnewsource} ${nc}"
;;

repo )
    shift
    if [[ $1 == "check" ]]; then
        while IFS= read list; do
        url=$(w3m -dump https://dev.getsol.us/source/$list/browse/master/package.yml | grep 'source :' -A1 | tail -n 1 | awk '{print $2}')
        getnewsource=$(cuppa q $url)
        getrepoinfo=$(eopkg info $list | grep -m1 "Name" | awk '{print $3,$5}' | sed 's|,| -|; s|,||')
            if [ "$(cuppa q $url | awk '{print $1}')" == "$(eopkg info $list | grep -m1 'Name' | awk '{print $5}' | sed 's|,||')" ]; then
                :
            else
                echo ""
                printf "${color_yellow}Repo version:\e[0m   ${getrepoinfo} ${nc}"
                printf "${color_yellow}Source version:\e[0m ${getnewsource} ${nc}"
            fi
        done < /home/fredu/scripte/Solus/packagelist

    elif [[ $1 == "add" ]]; then
        echo $2 >> /home/fredu/scripte/Solus/packagelist
    fi
;;

solbuild-update | sup)
    shift
    printf "${color_yellow}Updating... ${nc}"

    if [[ $1 == "" ]]; then
        sudo solbuild update > /dev/null 2>&1
        printf "${BGC_green} Solbuild updated ${nc}"

    elif [[ $1 == "-co" ]]; then
        for i in $(find $repo -type d -name 'common'); do
            cd "$i/"
            git pull > /dev/null
        done
        printf "${BGC_green} Common folder updated ${nc}"

    elif [[ $1 == "-all" ]]; then
        sudo solbuild update > /dev/null 2>&1
        for i in $(find $repo -type d -name 'common'); do
            cd "$i/"
            git pull > /dev/null
        done
        printf "${BGC_green} Solbuild and Common updated ${nc}"

    fi
;;

clean-local | cl)
    shift
    rootCheck
    find /var/lib/solbuild/local -type f -name '*.eopkg' -delete &
    printf "${BGC_green} Removed *.eopkg in ../solbuild/local ${nc}"
;;

help | --help | -h)
    shift
    usage
;;

*)
    shift
    usage
;;

esac

Girtablulu Oh wow the forums butchered it even more

Justin we can blame JoshStrobl

Girtablulu Can you pop it up on https://hasteb.in/

@Justin https://hastebin.com/hiyahufiba

alias admedit="VISUAL=gedit sudoedit"

tomocafe If you use zsh you don't even need the cd for that Can just do ..

Bash

alias ls='ls --color=auto --group-directories-first -v'
alias df='df -h -x squashfs' # Thanks popey for this one

.gitconfig

[url "https://github.com/"]
 insteadOf = "gh:"

[alias]
graph = log --graph --pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr)%Creset %C(cyan)(%an)%Creset' --abbrev-commit --date=relative
grab = "!f() { git clone git@github.com:tryton-vanmeer/$1.git; }; f"

incredible thread.

First time hearing this alias thing.
Now i have one alias:

alias ls="lsd"

Mostly just the following:

alias gradlew="./gradlew"

alias generatePkg="$HOME/.solus/common/Scripts/yauto.py"
alias updatePkg="/usr/share/ypkg/yupdate.py"
alias useUnstable="sudo eopkg ar Solus https://mirrors.rit.edu/solus/packages/unstable/eopkg-index.xml.xz"
alias useShannon="sudo eopkg ar Solus https://mirrors.rit.edu/solus/packages/shannon/eopkg-index.xml.xz"

First one is for Gradle so I can call ./gradlew more easily, and the rest are for packaging/checking unstable for an early look at updates

~/.bash_aliases
## System Aliases ##
# ================ #
# Opens up bash_aliases file #
alias bashAliases="nvim ~/.bash_aliases"

# Fixes dual monitor scaling for 1080p monitor whilst using 4k laptop #
alias fixAcer="xrandr --output DP2 --scale 2x2"

## Programming Aliases ##
# ===================== #
# Robotics Aliases #
# ---------------- #
# Loads programs onto Formula AllCode #
alias faload="sudo /home/jazzyadmin/Programming/Tools/Faload/./faload"

# Opens up Formula AllCode API cheatsheet #
alias FACapi="less /home/jazzyadmin/Programming/FACResources/api_functions.md"

# PlantUML Aliases #
# ---------------- #
# Executes PlantUML #
alias pluml="java -jar /home/jazzyadmin/Programming/Tools/PlantUML/plantuml.jar"


## Vim Aliases #
# ============ #
# Opens a summary of Vim commands #
alias vimSummary="less /home/jazzyadmin/Documents/Random_Junk/viSummary"

# Opens up NeoVim config #
alias nvInit="nvim ~/.config/nvim/init.vim"


## Gaming Aliases ##
# ================ #
# DnD Aliases #
# ----------- #
# Opens Aelar's journal #
alias barovianJournal="nvim /home/jazzyadmin/Documents/Media/Games/PnP_RPGs/DnD/Notes/Barovia_Campaign/Barovian_Adventures.tex"


## Uni Aliases ##
# ============= #
# Makes a new minutes file #
alias make_minutes="cp /home/jazzyadmin/Programming/Templates/minutes_template.txt $(date '+%Y-%m-%d')_minutes.txt"

~/.bashrc
## Directories ##
# ============= #
# Uni Directories #
# --------------- #
# CS22120 Git Repository Clone #
export UNI_GIT="/home/jazzyadmin/Programming/GitProjects/Uni_Projects/GP07/GP07"

# Uni Work for Current Year #
export UNI_WORK="/home/jazzyadmin/Documents/Uni_Stuff/Uni_Work/Year_2"

# CS22120 Work #
export UNI_WK_SE="/home/jazzyadmin/Documents/Uni_Stuff/Uni_Work/Year_2/Software_Engineering/Group_Project"

# CS22120 Tech Design Spec #
export DESI_SPEC="/home/jazzyadmin/Documents/Uni_Stuff/Uni_Work/Year_2/Software_Engineering/Group_Project/My_Documents/tech_design_spec"

# Formula AllCode Projects #
export FAC_PROJECTS="/home/jazzyadmin/Programming/MPLABXProjects"


# Gaming Directories #
# -------------------- #
export DND_DIR="/home/jazzyadmin/Documents/Media/Games/PnP_RPGs/DnD"


# Job Application Directories #
# ----------------------------- #
export MY_CV="/home/jazzyadmin/Documents/Professional/Awesome-CV/"


# Project Directories #
# -------------------- #
export STRING_BOI="/home/jazzyadmin/Programming/RandomProjects/StringManipulator"

I'm gonna start making more cheatsheets like the one I made for Vim and for my robotics module, cause they are really useful. I think commands that just copy files with an auto-generated name are also just awesome and I'm gonna add more for when I'm writing documentation.

Not so much an alias, but for helping the workflow i would recommend trying out fish.
I've used bash for a long time and basically create aliases for anything i type repeatedly, like everyone else.

But fish (the friendly interactive shell) really is friendly. It has colors, it tells yo autosuggestions, you can repeat commands or parts of really easily, it makes working on the terminal more enjoyable and faster. The folks from solus have made instructions on how to install it https://getsol.us/articles/configuration/changing-shell/en/ .
PS: Lots of youtubes out there on how to use it, that's how i bumped into it, and i'm glad to have tried it.