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Configuring bash for your own use

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After more than two decades (almost three) of working in UNIX/Linux I can confidently say that tweaking your work environment to match your way of working is important. It increases your speed, consistency and quality of life.

For most these are mostly limited to what plugins they load into their IDE and what devcontainer they use. But, I am an old skool console cowboy so bash and vim it is.

The default bash configuration is purposefully limited; not all enjoy the same things in their environment so the configuration you get is often the most middle of the road / vanilla you can get.

bash - This article is part of a series.
Part 1: This Article