BASH Script Complete
5 March, 2021 by
BASH Script Complete
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This is my BASH script, complete with all aliases and functions.
This is a Premium Download. Asking for 100 Points is not unreasonable considering the months of work that went into preparing this script.

How to use: Unzip the file into the $HOME directory. Go into the $HOME/BASH folder and place the .bashrc file in that directory into $HOME. Leave all the other scripts and files in the BASH directory.

Advanced usage: Advanced users are welcome to pick apart the script and use what they want by manually editing their scripts. However, if something goes wrong, I take no responsibility.

##ALIASES##
400, 600, 644, 700, 755, 777 = change permissions on a file
startmouse= Restarts a mouse that has frozen. Used to be a common problem on Ubuntu; not sure how useful it is now.
editbash= Edit the .bashrc file
editstart= Edit the startup script
refont= flush and rescan the font cache
forcefsck= Force FSCK on net reboot
detailson= Show details on a package

##FUNCTIONS##
apt-history = Displays the install history. Has 4 sub-functions (install, upgrade, remove, rollback)
edittasklist = Easy editing of the Tasklist file
installreqs = Installs the programs needed to make this BASH script run fully
lag = What’s lagging you? Find out!
mtrmenu = Displays a menu with two customized mtr commands to analyze net traffic.
mtrgooglereport = Fires off 25 packets to google.com and reports back
mtrgoogle = Streaming report with unlimited packets sent to google.com
rebash-without-update = Source BASH without updating APT
rebash-with-update = Update APT and source BASH
upgrade-without-update = Runs apt-get upgrade and apt-get dist-upgrade, without updating APT
upgrade-with-update = Updates APT and runs apt-get upgrade and apt-get dist-upgrade

search-for-droids = A funny little message will pop up in your BASH

##EDIT 08/01/12##
The image behind the Terminal was designed by =submicron, and I decided not to display the whole screenshot for this deviation, since it wouldn’t be proper using his image to sell my work. To that end I cropped the original screenshot so it displayed just the Terminal (because that’s what I really want you to focus on anyway). You can see the original screenshot, complete with credits to the maker of that fine wallpaper, at[link]

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