! default settings for some X-Windows programs ! rxvt-unicode urxvt.geometry: 80x56 urxvt.background: black urxvt.foreground: white urxvt.saveLines: 1000 urxvt.scrollBar: false urxvt.inheritPixmap: true urxvt.fading: 50 urxvt.tintColor: green3 urxvt.shading: 40 urxvt.visualBell: true urxvt.font: fixed
config
bashrc
if [ "$PS1" ]; then # enable color support of ls and also add handy aliases eval `dircolors -b` alias ls='ls --color=auto' alias ll='ls -hl' alias la='ls -Ah' alias x='startx' alias clear='clear;fortune -ae' alias nstll='sudo apt-get install ' alias vi='vim' alias halt='sudo halt -p' alias vii='sudo vim ' alias key="mount /dev/sda;ls /mnt/key" alias unkey="umount /mnt/key" alias dos2unix="flip -uv " alias unix2dos="flip -mv " alias spmlearn='sa-learn --mbox --spam /home/willyyam/Mail/spam; rm /home/willyyam/Mail/spam; touch /home/willyyam/Mail/spam' # set a fancy prompt PS1='[
fetchmailrc
# After some consideration, I've decided to run this sucker via # cron, 'cause I don't *really* need extra services running # fetchmailconf is a stupid-head set postmaster "$username" set bouncemail # Do this for each account to fetch poll $accountname via $mailserver user '$remote_login' there with password '$remote_pass' is '$username' here