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  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Hello and thank you! I just had a new born baby boy. Things are a little crazy for us at the moment, but I can look at some of this for sure. I always love tinkering with the bashrc code. And thank you for the information about immutable Fedora Silverblue. Also, sorry you had to fix your permissions!

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    WOW!! I just breifly looked at your code! Such similar code!! Hah! I would love a collabortive effort and combine ideas. It's even something I thought about submitting the AUR since I update it so frequently. I laughed that you even put ASCII titles in your code like I did at the top. LOL I love it! I'll hit you up after I get home from work tonight. -Jeff

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    The apacheconfig command is now fixed for Ubuntu.

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    That's an excellent point on the Apache binaries! I will fix this soon. Thank you for helping me find these things!

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

    See if my latest changes fix the issue for you. If not, while not in Tmux (just type tmreset), run this code to see if the detection is working correctly on your system: #!/usr/bin/env bash ([[ "$(tty)" =~ /dev/tty ]] && [[ ! "$TERM" =~ screen ]]) && echo 'In TTY' || echo 'Not in TTY' ([[ -n "$SSH_CLIENT" ]] || [[ -n "$SSH_TTY" ]]) && echo 'Logged in SSH' || echo 'Not logged in SSH'

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    I tested this on many, many systems, but I can't test them all. See if my latest changes fix the issue for you. If not, while not in Tmux (just type tmreset), run this code to see if the detection is working correctly on your system: #!/usr/bin/env bash ([[ "$(tty)" =~ /dev/tty ]] && [[ ! "$TERM" =~ screen ]]) && echo 'In TTY' || echo 'Not in TTY' ([[ -n "$SSH_CLIENT" ]] || [[ -n "$SSH_TTY" ]]) && echo 'Logged in SSH' || echo 'Not logged in SSH'

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    Thank you for your message! I fixed both the chmodcopy and fastping commands. They should both now work properly. I was not able to reproduce your TMUX issue. I tried every combination. Would you mind sending me the environment variables you set for Extreme Ultimate .bashrc? I'm suspecting that perhaps there's another combination in play. Do you use Terminology terminal emulator?

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy modified ticket #3

    bash smart path completion broken in WSL Ubuntu

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on ticket #3

    I added a new option to skip bash completion imports. This way you can skip it altogether or manually import your own. # If set to true, will not source bash completion scripts _SCRIPT_BASH_COMPLETION=false For more information, see "Environment Variables and Extreme Ultimate .bashrc File Settings" in the "Files" section of this project.

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on ticket #3

    After poking around, I think the issue might be one of the bash_completion files that get automatically included. The bash completion scripts are sourced from: * /usr/share/bash-completion/bash_completion * /etc/bash_completion * ~/bash_completion * ~/.local/share/bash_completion * ~/.config/bash_completion These can be installed from many different places including the main repositories. Some distros have one of these by default. I believe your issue might be coming from one of these files above....

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

    I have moved the alias includes towards the end of the Extreme Ultimate .bashrc file for this very reason. That way you can modify things without ever having to change the .bashrc file to keep from losing changes on updates. You can either add new (or replace/unalias existing) aliases in a file named ~/.bash_aliases or ~/.config/bashrc/aliases or in any files located in the ~/.config/bashrc/bashrc.d/ directory. Check out the instructions on the "Files" section of this project under "Custom Aliases"...

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy modified ticket #2

    Feature-Request: ctrl-backspace for delete word in WSL Ubuntu

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on ticket #2

    nfortunately, this bug is not limited to WSL. If you run this command: stty werase ^H It will return the CRTL-Backspace functionality to erase a word. Unfortunately, CTRL-H (being used to show help) and CTRL-Backspace share the same key binding. I have added a new setting _SKIP_HELP_KEYBIND which will also restore the original functionality and skip mapping these keys. The hlp command will still show the help screen. You can also try using ALT-Backspace to delete previous words. Thanks for your ...

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy modified ticket #1

    instructions need curl -L

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on ticket #3

    I will look into this.

  • Jeffguy Jeffguy posted a comment on ticket #1

    Thank you! Will have this fixed this weekend.

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