Detailed introduction to personalized configuration techniques for Linux operating systems

Article Title: detailed introduction to personalized configuration techniques for Linux operating systems. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

/Etc/bashrc (run it when running SHELL and write it after the original configuration ):

Alias lf = 'LS-F'

Export PS1 = '\ w @ \ u \ $>' # The prompt displays the current path and user

Alias ls = 'set *; echo "There is $ # Files! "; Set --; ls-a -- color = tty '# enable the ls command to display the number of files and hide files

~ /. Bashrc (executed each time a new SHELL is opened, with a lower priority than/etc/bashrc ):

Alias mousb = 'mount/dev/sda1/usb-o iocharset = gb2312 '# attach a usb flash drive

Alias umousb = 'mount/dev/sda1' # detach the USB flash drive

Alias cd... = 'CD ..'

Alias cd-= 'CD -'

Alias sd = 'sudo'

Zhcon | clear # execute zhcon if you enter a Common Terminal (a Chinese terminal platform is supported); otherwise, clear the screen)

Echo '***********************'

Echo '* Welcome to MyLinux *'

Echo '***********************'

~ /. Vimrc (vim STARTUP configuration file ):

Set nu # display row number

Ser hls # display the search Character Color

Map I # # Define the F4 key so that it can automatically add the '#' annotation symbol

Set shiftwidth = 4

Set smartindent

Set expandtab

Set tabstop = 4

Set showmatch

Set backup

Set backupdir =/var/bak

Set backupext =. bak

Set nowritebackup

Set ai

Set cindent

Set encoding = UTF-8

Set fileencoding = chinese

Set fileencodings = ucs-bom, UTF-8, chinese

Set ambiwidth = double

/Bin/func. sh (My UDF file ):

#! /Bin/sh

Anykey () # function to continue by pressing any key

{

Echo-e "Press any key to continue... \ n"

Read-s-n1

}

Killpro () # kill well-known processes

{

Procid = 'pidof $2'

Kill $1 $ procid

Return 0

}