Snippet from my .zshrc:
# This controls what the line editor considers a word. By default it # includes '/', which makes it so that when I M-del (attempting to erase # a directory in a path), I erase the whole path. Annoying. # WORDCHARS='*?_-.[]~=/&;!#$%^(){}<>' # (default) WORDCHARS='*?_-.[]~=&;!#$%^(){}<>'`
After living with this for a ...
To get started:
That's pretty simple.
Of course, you're not running zsh yet... either logout and log back in or just run zsh at the prompt. You'll get a series of prompts to configure a .zshrc. It only takes a ...
The items below are useful systems based on my experience working with a bunch of different software teams at a handful of companies over the past decade-plus. I haven't bothered to list things like compilers, interpreters, libraries, etc. If you don't have those, you aren't making software ...
(This is part five in a series of posts on ssh.)
Let's say you have a half-dozen machines at work you want to log into. Instead of setting up a remote forwarding connection from each of those machines, you can have the connection from your main machine perform multiple ...
(This is part four in a series of posts on ssh.)
As I mentioned in a previous post on ssh configuration, your config file can specify a variety settings for each server.
In fact, the Hosts you use don't even have to exist! (The HostName is the important part ...