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Of course you can. Inside .bashrc you have access to aliases (a facility to name things) and to a Touring-complete programming language (a tool to make things).
by mbel 10y ago
Of course you can. Inside .bashrc you have access to aliases (a facility to name things) and to a Touring-complete programming language (a tool to make things). There is little you can't do in .bashrc
- andrewfromx 10y agoright so why do I need teleport?
- bollu 10y agobecause 1. it's a nicer UI that does the same thing. 2. the goal of the tool was to be minimal, useful, and a way to show off Haskell's ability to be able to write real world code that beginners can understand. 3. (personal opinion) Haskell is way more maintainable than bash is, any day of the week.
- mbb70 10y agoThis is why I refuse to give up on my `will_stop_or_run_forever` script.