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# Installing with AUR
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### 🌟 **Installing Packages with an AUR Helper on Snigdha OS**
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Snigdha OS is known for its powerful **Arch User Repository (AUR)**, which provides access to user-contributed packages that are not included in the official repositories. To simplify the process of building and installing packages from the AUR, many users rely on **AUR helpers** like `yay`, `paru`, or `trizen`.
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### 🔧 **Step 1: Install an AUR Helper**
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#### **Popular AUR Helpers**
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1. **Yay (Yet Another Yaourt)**
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Lightweight and popular among Arch users.
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- Install:
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```bash
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sudo pacman -S --needed git base-devel
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git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git
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cd yay
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makepkg -si
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```
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2. **Paru**
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A modern AUR helper written in Rust, which offers fast operations and is actively maintained.
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- Install:
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```bash
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sudo pacman -S --needed git base-devel
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git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/paru.git
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cd paru
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makepkg -si
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```
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3. **Trizen**
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Another reliable AUR helper that integrates with pacman and supports clean builds.
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- Install:
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```bash
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sudo pacman -S --needed git base-devel
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git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/trizen.git
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cd trizen
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makepkg -si
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```
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### 🌟 **Step 2: Search and Install AUR Packages**
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Once your AUR helper is installed, you can easily search for and install AUR packages.
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#### **Basic Commands**
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| **Command** | **Description** |
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| `yay -S package-name` | Install a package from AUR. |
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| `paru -S package-name` | Install a package from AUR. |
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| `trizen -S package-name` | Install a package from AUR. |
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| `yay -Ss package-name` | Search for a package in AUR. |
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| `paru -Ss package-name` | Search for a package in AUR. |
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| `trizen -Ss package-name` | Search for a package in AUR. |
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| `yay -Syu` | Update all installed packages (including AUR). |
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| `paru -Syu` | Update all installed packages (including AUR). |
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| `trizen -Syu` | Update all installed packages (including AUR). |
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| `yay -R package-name` | Remove a package. |
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| `paru -R package-name` | Remove a package. |
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| `trizen -R package-name` | Remove a package. |
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### 🌐 **Step 3: Example Installations**
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1. **Install `visual-studio-code-bin` (AUR package)**:
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```bash
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yay -S visual-studio-code-bin
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```
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2. **Search for a package (e.g., Brave Browser)**:
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```bash
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paru -Ss brave
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```
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3. **Update All Packages**:
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```bash
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yay -Syu
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```
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4. **Remove a Package (e.g., Discord)**:
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```bash
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paru -R discord
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```
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### ⚠️ **Tips and Precautions**
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1. **Enable Parallel Builds**: Speed up builds by editing `/etc/makepkg.conf` and setting:
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```bash
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MAKEFLAGS="-j$(nproc)"
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```
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This uses all available CPU cores for compiling.
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2. **Check PKGBUILDs**: Always review the **PKGBUILD** file for security before installing a package:
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```bash
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yay -G package-name
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cd package-name
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cat PKGBUILD
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```
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3. **Use Trusted Helpers**: Stick to widely-used and actively maintained AUR helpers to minimize risks.
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4. **Update Regularly**: Keep your system updated, as outdated packages can lead to dependency issues:
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```bash
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yay -Syu
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```
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### 🚀 **Conclusion**
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Using an AUR helper like `yay`, `paru`, or `trizen` streamlines the process of installing and managing AUR packages, making Snigdha OS even more powerful and user-friendly. Happy exploring! 😄
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# Chaotic AUR
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### 🔧 **What is Chaotic-AUR?**
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Chaotic-AUR is an unofficial **AUR (Arch User Repository)** repository that provides pre-built packages for **Arch Linux**, **Snigdha OS**, and **Manjaro** users. It hosts packages that are not included in the official repositories or AUR, allowing for quicker and easier installation of a variety of applications. Chaotic-AUR makes it easier for users to access a wide range of packages without the need to manually compile them.
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### 🌟 **Key Features**
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1. **Pre-built Packages**: Chaotic-AUR hosts pre-built packages, saving you time on compiling.
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2. **Extensive Package Selection**: It includes a vast range of packages from AUR, even those with complex build processes.
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3. **Up-to-date**: The repository is continuously updated, so packages stay current with the latest versions available in the AUR.
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4. **AUR-based**: It is based entirely on the AUR, so it contains packages contributed by the Arch community.
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5. **Available for Arch Linux, Snigdha OS, and Manjaro**: Chaotic-AUR is suitable for **Arch Linux**, **Snigdha OS**, and **Manjaro** users, making it a versatile option for multiple Linux distributions.
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### 🌐 **Official Installation Documentation for Chaotic-AUR**
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Follow the official steps below to install Chaotic-AUR on **Arch Linux**, **Snigdha OS**, or **Manjaro**:
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#### **Step 1: Import the Chaotic-AUR Keyring**
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The first step is to import the GPG key used to sign packages from Chaotic-AUR. Run the following command:
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```bash
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pacman-key --recv-key 3056513887B78AEB --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com
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pacman-key --lsign-key 3056513887B78AEB
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pacman -U 'https://cdn-mirror.chaotic.cx/chaotic-aur/chaotic-keyring.pkg.tar.zst'
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pacman -U 'https://cdn-mirror.chaotic.cx/chaotic-aur/chaotic-mirrorlist.pkg.tar.zst'
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```
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#### **Step 2: Add the Chaotic-AUR Repository to Your Pacman Configuration**
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To enable Chaotic-AUR, you need to add the repository to the **pacman.conf** file.
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1. Open **pacman.conf** using your favorite text editor (e.g., nano or vim):
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```bash
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sudo nano /etc/pacman.conf
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```
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2. Add the following lines at the end of the file:
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```ini
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[chaotic-aur]
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Server = https://repo.archlinuxcn.org/$arch
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```
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3. Save the file and close the editor.
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#### **Step 3: Update Package Database**
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After adding the repository, update your package database to fetch the latest list of packages:
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```bash
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sudo pacman -Sy
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```
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#### **Step 4: Install Packages from Chaotic-AUR**
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Now you can install packages from the Chaotic-AUR repository using **pacman**:
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```bash
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sudo pacman -S package-name
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```
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For example, to install **Google Chrome**:
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```bash
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sudo pacman -S google-chrome
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```
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### 🌐 **Advantages of Using Chaotic-AUR**
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1. **Speed**: Pre-built binaries are much faster to install compared to building from source, especially for large or complex packages.
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2. **Convenience**: It saves users the trouble of having to manually manage dependencies or deal with build failures.
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3. **Large Package Selection**: Chaotic-AUR includes many packages that may not be available in the official Arch repositories.
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4. **No Build Failures**: As the packages are pre-compiled, you don’t need to worry about running into build issues.
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### ⚠️ **Precautions**
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1. **Trust**: Since Chaotic-AUR is an unofficial repository, some users may have security concerns about trusting the source. Always review the packages you install and consider the risks.
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2. **Stability**: Although Chaotic-AUR is frequently updated, it's still unofficial, so there may be occasional issues with certain packages.
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3. **Package Availability**: While Chaotic-AUR offers many AUR packages, not every package may be available, and some packages might be outdated compared to those in the official AUR.
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### 🛠️ **Chaotic-AUR vs AUR Helpers**
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- **AUR Helpers**: Tools like `yay`, `paru`, and `trizen` allow users to build and install AUR packages from source. This provides more control over the installation but can be slower and prone to build errors.
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- **Chaotic-AUR**: Provides pre-built binaries for faster installation but lacks the customization and flexibility of building from source. It's an excellent option for users looking for speed and ease of use.
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### 🚀 **Conclusion**
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Chaotic-AUR is an excellent tool for **Arch Linux**, **Snigdha OS**, and **Manjaro** users who want the convenience of pre-built packages from the AUR without the hassle of compiling them. It provides faster installations and a vast selection of packages while being actively updated and maintained by the community. However, it's important to consider the potential security and stability trade-offs when using an unofficial repository.
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# Shortcut for Developers
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### Git Commands & Aliases
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Here are your Git aliases with explanations and emojis for easy reference:
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- **`alias gs="git status"`** 📜:
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Show the current status of the Git repository (modified files, untracked files, etc.).
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- **`alias ga="git add"`** ➕:
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Stage changes for commit (adds a file to the staging area).
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- **`alias gaa="git add --all"`** 📥:
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Stage all modified, deleted, and untracked files for commit.
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- **`alias gc="git commit"`** ✏️:
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Commit the staged changes to the repository.
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- **`alias gca="git commit --amend"`** 🔄✏️:
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Amend the last commit (useful for correcting commit messages or adding more changes).
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- **`alias gcm="git commit -m"`** 📝💬:
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Commit changes with a specific commit message.
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- **`alias gco="git checkout"`** 🔀:
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Switch branches or restore working directory files.
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- **`alias gbr="git branch"`** 🌿:
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List, create, or delete Git branches.
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- **`alias gb="git branch"`** 🌱:
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List all branches in the repository.
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- **`alias gl="git log"`** 📖:
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View the commit history with details like author and message.
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- **`alias glg="git log --oneline --graph --all"`** 🗂️📊:
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View a visualized, condensed commit history (one-line format with a graph showing branching and merging).
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- **`alias gst="git stash"`** 🗂️🔒:
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Temporarily save changes that are not ready for commit.
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- **`alias gpo="git push origin"`** 🚀🌍:
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Push your local commits to the remote repository on the `origin` remote.
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- **`alias gpl="git pull"`** 🔄🔃:
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Pull changes from the remote repository (fetch and merge).
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- **`alias gup="git pull --rebase"`** 🔄📅:
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Pull changes from the remote repository but rebase your local commits on top of the remote branch.
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- **`alias gd="git diff"`** 🔍📝:
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Show changes between commits, working directory, and staged changes.
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- **`alias gds="git diff --staged"`** 📑:
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Show the differences between the staged changes and the last commit.
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- **`alias gls="git ls-files"`** 🗃️:
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List all files currently tracked by Git in the repository.
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- **`alias gcl="git clone"`** 🛠️:
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Clone a Git repository into a new directory.
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- **`alias gtag="git tag"`** 🏷️:
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Create, list, or delete tags in the Git repository.
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These Git aliases provide quick access to common Git operations, making version control more efficient and saving you time while working with Git repositories.
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Here are the explanations for your aliases across various tools, with some added emojis to make them more visually engaging:
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### npm Aliases
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- **`ni="npm install"`** 🛠️:
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Install dependencies for the project.
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- **`nis="npm install --save"`** 💾:
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Install and save the package in the `dependencies` section of `package.json`.
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- **`nisdev="npm install --save-dev"`** 🛠️🔧:
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Install and save the package as a development dependency.
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- **`nup="npm update"`** 🔄:
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Update all installed npm packages to their latest versions.
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- **`nstart="npm start"`** ▶️:
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Start the application (runs the start script).
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- **`nrun="npm run"`** ▶️💻:
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Run any custom npm script defined in `package.json`.
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- **`ntest="npm test"`** 🧪:
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Run tests defined in the `test` script.
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- **`nls="npm ls"`** 📜:
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List all installed packages in the current project.
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- **`nci="npm ci"`** ⚡:
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Perform a clean install (faster and more predictable than `npm install`).
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- **`nfund="npm fund"`** 💰:
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Show the funding information for your project's dependencies.
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- **`npublish="npm publish"`** 📦:
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Publish your package to the npm registry.
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- **`nversion="npm version"`** 🔢:
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View and manage versioning for your project.
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- **`nrm="npm run"`** 🔄:
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Run a specific npm script.
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- **`nout="npm outdated"`** ⏳:
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Check for outdated packages in your project.
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### pnpm Aliases
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- **`pni="pnpm install"`** 🛠️:
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Install dependencies using pnpm.
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- **`pnis="pnpm install --save"`** 💾:
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Install and save the package in `dependencies`.
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- **`pnisdev="pnpm install --save-dev"`** 🛠️🔧:
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Install and save the package as a development dependency.
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- **`pnm="pnpm manager"`** ⚙️:
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Use pnpm as the package manager.
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- **`pnup="pnpm update"`** 🔄:
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Update all installed pnpm packages.
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- **`pnstart="pnpm start"`** ▶️:
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Start the application with pnpm.
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- **`pnrun="pnpm run"`** ▶️💻:
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Run any script defined in `package.json` using pnpm.
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- **`pntest="pnpm test"`** 🧪:
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Run tests defined in the `test` script using pnpm.
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- **`pnls="pnpm list"`** 📜:
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List all installed pnpm packages.
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- **`pnci="pnpm ci"`** ⚡:
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Perform a clean install with pnpm.
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- **`pnpublish="pnpm publish"`** 📦:
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Publish a package to the pnpm registry.
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- **`pnversion="pnpm version"`** 🔢:
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View and manage versioning for your pnpm project.
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- **`pnout="pnpm outdated"`** ⏳:
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Check for outdated pnpm packages.
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### Python Aliases
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- **`py="python"`** 🐍:
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Shortcut for the Python interpreter.
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- **`py3="python3"`** 🐍3:
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Shortcut for Python 3 interpreter.
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- **`pip="pip3"`** 📦:
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Use `pip3` to manage Python packages.
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- **`pipup="pip install --upgrade"`** ⬆️📦:
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Upgrade pip packages.
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- **`pyvenv="python3 -m venv"`** 🐍🧳:
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Create a Python virtual environment.
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- **`pyactivate="source venv/bin/activate"`** 🔑:
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Activate a Python virtual environment.
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- **`pydeactivate="deactivate"`** ❌:
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Deactivate the current Python virtual environment.
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- **`pyrun="python"`** 🐍🏃♂️:
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Run a Python script.
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- **`pycheck="python -m py_compile"`** 🔍📝:
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Check Python script syntax without running it.
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- **`pytest="python -m pytest"`** 🧪:
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Run tests with pytest.
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- **`pydoc="python -m pydoc"`** 📚:
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Launch Python documentation server.
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- **`pylist="pip list"`** 📜:
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List installed Python packages.
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- **`pyfreeze="pip freeze"`** ❄️:
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List installed packages in `requirements.txt` format.
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- **`pyinstall="pip install"`** 📦:
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Install Python packages.
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- **`pyuninstall="pip uninstall"`** ❌📦:
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Uninstall Python packages.
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### C++ Aliases
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- **`cpp-compile="g++ -std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra -o output"`** ⚙️📦:
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Compile C++ code with standard C++17 features and output as `output`.
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- **`cpp-run="g++ -std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra -o output && ./output"`** ▶️:
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Compile and run a C++ program.
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- **`cpp-compile-opt="g++ -std=c++17 -O2 -Wall -Wextra -o output"`** ⚙️🔧:
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Compile C++ code with optimizations (`-O2`).
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- **`cpp-clean="rm -f output"`** 🧹:
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Remove the compiled output file.
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- **`cpp-build-all="g++ -std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra *.cpp -o output"`** 🔨:
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Compile all `.cpp` files in the directory.
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- **`cpp-edit="nano"`** ✏️:
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Open the code in the `nano` text editor.
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- **`cpp-exec="./output"`** ▶️💻:
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Execute the compiled output.
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### C Aliases
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- **`c-compile="gcc -std=c11 -Wall -Wextra -o output"`** ⚙️📦:
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Compile C code with standard C11 features and output as `output`.
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- **`c-run="gcc -std=c11 -Wall -Wextra -o output && ./output"`** ▶️:
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Compile and run a C program.
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- **`c-compile-opt="gcc -std=c11 -O2 -Wall -Wextra -o output"`** ⚙️🔧:
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Compile C code with optimizations (`-O2`).
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- **`c-clean="rm -f output"`** 🧹:
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Remove the compiled output file.
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- **`c-build-all="gcc -std=c11 -Wall -Wextra *.c -o output"`** 🔨:
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Compile all `.c` files in the directory.
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- **`c-edit="nano"`** ✏️:
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Open the code in the `nano` text editor.
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- **`c-exec="./output"`** ▶️💻:
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Execute the compiled output.
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### Rust Aliases
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- **`rustc="rustc"`** ⚙️:
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Compile Rust programs using the `rustc` compiler.
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- **`rust-run="cargo run"`** ▶️📦:
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Run the current Rust project.
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- **`rust-build="cargo build"`** 🏗️:
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Build the current Rust project.
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- **`rust-build-rel="cargo build --release"`** 🏗️🚀:
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Build the project in release mode for optimizations.
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- **`rust-test="cargo test"`** 🧪:
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Run tests for the current project.
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- **`rust-clean="cargo clean"`** 🧹:
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Clean the build directory.
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- **`rust-fmt="cargo fmt"`** 🔧📐:
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Format the Rust code.
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- **`rust-clippy="cargo clippy"`** 🔍:
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Run Clippy to check the code for potential issues.
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- **`rust-doc="cargo doc --open"`** 📚:
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Generate and open Rust documentation.
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- **`rust-new="cargo new"`** 🛠️📦:
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Create a new Rust project.
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- **`rust-init="cargo init"`** ⚙️:
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Initialize a new Rust project in an existing directory.
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- **`rust-add="cargo add"`** ➕:
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Add a dependency to the Rust project.
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- **`rust-upd="rustup update"`** 🔄:
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Update the Rust toolchain.
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- **`rust-ver="rustc --version"`** 📅:
|
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Display the version of `rustc`.
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- **`rust-watch="cargo watch -x run"`** 👀:
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Watch for changes in the Rust project and run automatically.
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- **`rust-deps="cargo tree"`** 🗂️:
|
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Show the dependency tree of the Rust project.
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- **`rust-check="cargo check"`** ✅:
|
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Check the code for errors without building it.
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- **`rust-ls="ls -alh --color=auto"`** 📂:
|
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List the project directory contents with detailed info.
|
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These aliases will help streamline your workflow in a variety of languages and package managers!
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sidebar_position: 1
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---
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# Introduction to Terminal
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## Launch Terminal
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Here’s a list of common shortcuts to launch the terminal in various desktop environments and window managers on Snigdha OS, along with relevant emojis:
|
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### 🌐 **Desktop Environments & Window Managers**
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|
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1. **KDE Plasma**
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- Shortcut: `Ctrl + Alt + T`
|
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|
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|
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2. **GNOME**
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Super (Windows key) + T`
|
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|
||||
|
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3. **XFCE**
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Ctrl + Alt + T`
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
4. **LXQt**
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Ctrl + Alt + T`
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
5. **Cinnamon**
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Ctrl + Alt + T`
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
6. **MATE**
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Ctrl + Alt + T`
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
7. **i3wm** (Tiling Window Manager)
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Mod + Enter` (where "Mod" is usually the `Super` key or `Alt`)
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
8. **Sway** (Wayland-based i3-like WM)
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Mod + Enter`
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
9. **Openbox**
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Super + Enter` (or configure manually)
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
10. **AwesomeWM**
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Mod + Return`
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
11. **Fluxbox**
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Super + Return`
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
12. **Budgie**
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Super + T`
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
13. **LXDE**
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Ctrl + Alt + T`
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
14. **Herbstluftwm**
|
||||
- Shortcut: `Mod + Return`
|
||||
|
||||
## Shortcodes(Regular)
|
||||
|
||||
Here’s the explanation of your aliases with relevant emojis:
|
||||
|
||||
### System and Package Management
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias ls='ls -l --color=auto'`** 🖥️🌈:
|
||||
List files in long format (`-l`) and colorize the output for better readability (`--color=auto`).
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias grep='grep --color=auto'`** 🔍🌈:
|
||||
Highlight matching text in color when using `grep` for easier identification of search results.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias rs="sudo pacman -Rs"`** 🚫📦:
|
||||
Remove a package and its dependencies (`pacman -Rs`) with `sudo`.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias s="sudo pacman -S"`** 📦✨:
|
||||
Install a package with `pacman` using the shortcut `s`, which runs `sudo pacman -S`.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias sy="sudo pacman -Syy"`** 🔄📦:
|
||||
Force sync the package databases (`-Syy`) to fetch the latest information from mirrors.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias syyu="sudo pacman -Syyu"`** ⬆️📦💻:
|
||||
Perform a system update by forcing a database refresh (`-Syy`) and upgrading all packages (`-u`).
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias lck="sudo rm /var/lib/pacman/db.lck"`** 🔒🗑️:
|
||||
Remove the lock file (`db.lck`) that may block `pacman` from functioning properly.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias vm="sudo systemctl enable --now vmtoolsd.service"`** 🖥️⚙️:
|
||||
Enable and start the VMware Tools service (`vmtoolsd.service`) in a virtual machine.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias rip="expac --timefmt='%Y-%m-%d %T' '%l\t%n %v' | sort | tail -200 | nl"`** 🕒📋:
|
||||
List the most recent 200 installed packages, sorted by date, with numbered entries.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias ys="yay -S"`** 🚀📦:
|
||||
Install packages from the AUR using `yay` with the `ys` shortcut.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias pas="paru -S"`** 🛠️📦:
|
||||
Install packages from the AUR using `paru` with the `pas` shortcut.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias wget="wget -c"`** 🌐⬇️:
|
||||
Resume interrupted downloads with the `-c` option for `wget`.
|
||||
|
||||
### Navigation
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias ..="cd .."`** 🔼📁:
|
||||
Move up one directory level using the shortcut `..` instead of typing `cd ..`.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias home="cd ~"`** 🏠💻:
|
||||
Quickly go to your home directory with the `home` alias.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias docs="cd ~/Documents"`** 📂📝:
|
||||
Navigate to your `Documents` folder with the `docs` alias.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias dl="cd ~/Downloads"`** 📥🗂️:
|
||||
Go to the `Downloads` folder using the `dl` alias.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias music="cd ~/Music"`** 🎵🎶:
|
||||
Navigate to your `Music` folder with the `music` alias.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias pics="cd ~/Pictures"`** 🖼️📸:
|
||||
Quickly jump to the `Pictures` folder using the `pics` alias.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias vids="cd ~/Videos"`** 🎬📹:
|
||||
Go to the `Videos` folder with the `vids` alias.
|
||||
|
||||
- **`alias desk="cd ~/Desktop"`** 🖥️💻:
|
||||
Jump to the `Desktop` folder using the `desk` alias.
|
||||
|
||||
These aliases with emojis make it easy to remember their functions and provide a fun, visual way to enhance your terminal experience!
|
||||
Reference in New Issue
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