Config Files

[LSA]

Here is my .zshrc file, it's a slight modification of this .zshrc.

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#---Variables---#
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH='/usr/local/lib/:/usr/lib/:/lib/:/usr/X11R6/lib/:/usr/include:/usr/local$
export KDEDIR=/opt/kde
export PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin/:/usr/X$
export LS_COLORS="fi=0;36:di=31;1:ln=1;33:ec=\\e[0;37m:ex=1:mi=1;30r=1;30:*.c=32:*.bz2=32:*.t$
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/"
#--------------#

#---Celeron (Coppermine) aka Celeron2 (Intel)---#
export CHOST="i686-pc-linux-gnu"
export CFLAGS="-march=pentium3 -O3 -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer"
export CXXFLAGS="-march=pentium3 -O3 -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer"
#-----------------------------------------------#

#---aliases---#
alias startx="startx -- -dpi 75"
alias aterm="aterm -ls -bg black -fg white"
alias ls="ls -p --color=auto"
#-------------#

if ! [ $TERM ] ; then
eval `tset -s -Q`
case $TERM in
con*|vt100) tset -Q -e ^?
;;
esac
fi

#---History file---#
HISTSIZE=1000
SAVEHIST=1000
HISTFILE=~/.history
#------------------#


#---Options---#
setopt \
NO_all_export \
always_last_prompt \
NO_always_to_end \
append_history \
NO_auto_cd \
auto_list \
auto_menu \
NO_auto_name_dirs \
auto_param_keys \
auto_param_slash \
auto_pushd \
auto_remove_slash \
NO_auto_resume \
bad_pattern \
bang_hist \
NO_beep \
brace_ccl \
correct_all \
NO_bsd_echo \
cdable_vars \
NO_chase_links \
NO_clobber \
complete_aliases \
complete_in_word \
NO_correct \
correct_all \
csh_junkie_history \
NO_csh_junkie_loops \
NO_csh_junkie_quotes \
NO_csh_null_glob \
equals \
extended_glob \
extended_history \
function_argzero \
glob \
NO_glob_assign \
glob_complete \
NO_glob_dots \
glob_subst \
hash_cmds \
hash_dirs \
hash_list_all \
hist_allow_clobber \
hist_beep \
hist_ignore_dups \
hist_ignore_space \
NO_hist_no_store \
hist_verify \
NO_hup \
NO_ignore_braces \
NO_ignore_eof \
interactive_comments \
NO_list_ambiguous \
NO_list_beep \
list_types \
long_list_jobs \
magic_equal_subst \
NO_mail_warning \
NO_mark_dirs \
NO_menu_complete \
multios \
nomatch \
notify \
NO_null_glob \
numeric_glob_sort \
NO_overstrike \
path_dirs \
posix_builtins \
NO_print_exit_value \
NO_prompt_cr \
prompt_subst \
pushd_ignore_dups \
NO_pushd_minus \
NO_pushd_silent \
pushd_to_home \
rc_expand_param \
NO_rc_quotes \
NO_rm_star_silent \
NO_sh_file_expansion \
sh_option_letters \
short_loops \
NO_sh_word_split \
NO_single_line_zle \
NO_sun_keyboard_hack \
unset \
NO_verbose \
NO_xtrace \
zle
#-------------#

#---Prompt---#
case "$TERM" in
*xterm*)
declare PS1="-=(%B%n%b : %B%~%b%)=- > ";;
*)
declare PS1="-=(%B%n%b : %B%~%b%)=- > ";;
esac
#-------------#

unset MAILCHECK

export COLORFGBG="lightgray;black"


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Here is the .torsmorc I use:

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# torsmo configuration

uppercase no

# set to yes if you want tormo to be forked in the background

background yes

# X font used

font gelly

# Update interval in seconds

update_interval 2

# Draw borders around text

draw_borders no

# Text alignment, other possible values are commented

# alignment top_left
# alignment top_right
alignment top_right
# alignment bottom_right

# No buffers if used memory?
no_buffers yes

# Gap between borders of screen and text

#gap_x 16
#gap_y 333

# Possible variables to be used:
#
# kernel -- kernel version
# uptime -- uptime
# totalup <if> -- total upload
# totaldown <if> -- total download
# speedup <if> -- up speed
# speeddown <if> -- down speed
# speedupf <if> -- up speed (float)
# speeddownf <if>-- down speed (float)
# mem -- amount of mem in use
# memmax -- total amount of mem
# memperc -- percentage of mem in use
# swap -- amount of swap in use
# swapmax -- total amount of swap
# swapperc -- percentage of swap in use
# updates -- number of updates (for debugging :-)
# nodename -- hostname
# machine -- machine, i686 for example
# sysname -- system name, Linux for example
# temp1 -- Temperature #1 from i2c-sensors
# temp2 -- Temperature #2 from i2c-sensors
# &HR <num> -- horizontal line, <num> is the height in pixels

# variable is given either in format &#036;variable or in &#036;{variable}. Latter
# allows characters right after the variable and must be used in network
# stuff because of an argument
# stuff after &#39;TEXT&#39; will be formatted on screen

#RAM: &#036;mem/&#036;memmax - &#036;memperc% &#036;{color green}&#036;{membar 4}&#036;color
#Swap: &#036;swap/&#036;swapmax - &#036;swapperc% &#036;{color green}&#036;{swapbar 4}&#036;color

TEXT
Uptime &#036;uptime

RAM: &#036;mem/&#036;memmax - &#036;memperc%
CPU: &#036;cpu% &#036;{color green}&#036;{cpubar 4}&#036;color

ppp0:
Up: &#036;{color white}&#036;{upspeed ppp0}&#036;color k/s - Down: &#036;{color white}&#036;{downspeed ppp0}&#036;color k/s
Totals: Up: &#036;{totalup ppp0} down: &#036;{totaldown ppp0}

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I&#39;m trying to make a good .tcshrc file for FreeBSD, because when I use zsh in FreeBSD, the backspace and arrow keys make the cursor stay in the same place until I let it go and I can&#39;t see what i&#39;m deleting...etc.

Share any interesting config files you have.

[shn]

Originally posted by LSA@15 June 2004 - 21:05
Share any interesting config files you have.

Config files?

Are you bored or just bored?

[LSA]

Bored at the time I guess. B)

[shn]

Originally posted by LSA@15 June 2004 - 21:05
Here is my .zshrc file, it&#39;s a slight modification of this .zshrc.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

#---Variables---#
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=&#39;/usr/local/lib/:/usr/lib/:/lib/:/usr/X11R6/lib/:/usr/include:/usr/local&#036;
export KDEDIR=/opt/kde
export PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin/:/usr/X&#036;
export LS_COLORS="fi=0;36:di=31;1:ln=1;33:ec=&#092;&#092;e[0;37m:ex=1:mi=1;30r=1;30:*.c=32:*.bz2=32:*.t&#036;
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/"
#--------------#

#---Celeron (Coppermine) aka Celeron2 (Intel)---#
export CHOST="i686-pc-linux-gnu"
export CFLAGS="-march=pentium3 -O3 -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer"
export CXXFLAGS="-march=pentium3 -O3 -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer"
#-----------------------------------------------#

#---aliases---#
alias startx="startx -- -dpi 75"
alias aterm="aterm -ls -bg black -fg white"
alias ls="ls -p --color=auto"
#-------------#

if &#33; [ &#036;TERM ] ; then
eval `tset -s -Q`
case &#036;TERM in
con*|vt100) tset -Q -e ^?
;;
esac
fi

#---History file---#
HISTSIZE=1000
SAVEHIST=1000
HISTFILE=~/.history
#------------------#


#---Options---#
setopt &#092;
NO_all_export &#092;
always_last_prompt &#092;
NO_always_to_end &#092;
append_history &#092;
NO_auto_cd &#092;
auto_list &#092;
auto_menu &#092;
NO_auto_name_dirs &#092;
auto_param_keys &#092;
auto_param_slash &#092;
auto_pushd &#092;
auto_remove_slash &#092;
NO_auto_resume &#092;
bad_pattern &#092;
bang_hist &#092;
NO_beep &#092;
brace_ccl &#092;
correct_all &#092;
NO_bsd_echo &#092;
cdable_vars &#092;
NO_chase_links &#092;
NO_clobber &#092;
complete_aliases &#092;
complete_in_word &#092;
NO_correct &#092;
correct_all &#092;
csh_junkie_history &#092;
NO_csh_junkie_loops &#092;
NO_csh_junkie_quotes &#092;
NO_csh_null_glob &#092;
equals &#092;
extended_glob &#092;
extended_history &#092;
function_argzero &#092;
glob &#092;
NO_glob_assign &#092;
glob_complete &#092;
NO_glob_dots &#092;
glob_subst &#092;
hash_cmds &#092;
hash_dirs &#092;
hash_list_all &#092;
hist_allow_clobber &#092;
hist_beep &#092;
hist_ignore_dups &#092;
hist_ignore_space &#092;
NO_hist_no_store &#092;
hist_verify &#092;
NO_hup &#092;
NO_ignore_braces &#092;
NO_ignore_eof &#092;
interactive_comments &#092;
NO_list_ambiguous &#092;
NO_list_beep &#092;
list_types &#092;
long_list_jobs &#092;
magic_equal_subst &#092;
NO_mail_warning &#092;
NO_mark_dirs &#092;
NO_menu_complete &#092;
multios &#092;
nomatch &#092;
notify &#092;
NO_null_glob &#092;
numeric_glob_sort &#092;
NO_overstrike &#092;
path_dirs &#092;
posix_builtins &#092;
NO_print_exit_value &#092;
NO_prompt_cr &#092;
prompt_subst &#092;
pushd_ignore_dups &#092;
NO_pushd_minus &#092;
NO_pushd_silent &#092;
pushd_to_home &#092;
rc_expand_param &#092;
NO_rc_quotes &#092;
NO_rm_star_silent &#092;
NO_sh_file_expansion &#092;
sh_option_letters &#092;
short_loops &#092;
NO_sh_word_split &#092;
NO_single_line_zle &#092;
NO_sun_keyboard_hack &#092;
unset &#092;
NO_verbose &#092;
NO_xtrace &#092;
zle
#-------------#

#---Prompt---#
case "&#036;TERM" in
*xterm*)
declare PS1="-=(%B%n%b : %B%~%b%)=- > ";;
*)
declare PS1="-=(%B%n%b : %B%~%b%)=- > ";;
esac
#-------------#

unset MAILCHECK

export COLORFGBG="lightgray;black"


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Here is the .torsmorc I use:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

# torsmo configuration

uppercase no

# set to yes if you want tormo to be forked in the background

background yes

# X font used

font gelly

# Update interval in seconds

update_interval 2

# Draw borders around text

draw_borders no

# Text alignment, other possible values are commented

# alignment top_left
# alignment top_right
alignment top_right
# alignment bottom_right

# No buffers if used memory?
no_buffers yes

# Gap between borders of screen and text

#gap_x 16
#gap_y 333

# Possible variables to be used:
#
# kernel -- kernel version
# uptime -- uptime
# totalup <if> -- total upload
# totaldown <if> -- total download
# speedup <if> -- up speed
# speeddown <if> -- down speed
# speedupf <if> -- up speed (float)
# speeddownf <if>-- down speed (float)
# mem -- amount of mem in use
# memmax -- total amount of mem
# memperc -- percentage of mem in use
# swap -- amount of swap in use
# swapmax -- total amount of swap
# swapperc -- percentage of swap in use
# updates -- number of updates (for debugging :-)
# nodename -- hostname
# machine -- machine, i686 for example
# sysname -- system name, Linux for example
# temp1 -- Temperature #1 from i2c-sensors
# temp2 -- Temperature #2 from i2c-sensors
# &HR <num> -- horizontal line, <num> is the height in pixels

# variable is given either in format &#036;variable or in &#036;{variable}. Latter
# allows characters right after the variable and must be used in network
# stuff because of an argument
# stuff after &#39;TEXT&#39; will be formatted on screen

#RAM: &#036;mem/&#036;memmax - &#036;memperc% &#036;{color green}&#036;{membar 4}&#036;color
#Swap: &#036;swap/&#036;swapmax - &#036;swapperc% &#036;{color green}&#036;{swapbar 4}&#036;color

TEXT
Uptime &#036;uptime

RAM: &#036;mem/&#036;memmax - &#036;memperc%
CPU: &#036;cpu% &#036;{color green}&#036;{cpubar 4}&#036;color

ppp0:
Up: &#036;{color white}&#036;{upspeed ppp0}&#036;color k/s - Down: &#036;{color white}&#036;{downspeed ppp0}&#036;color k/s
Totals: Up: &#036;{totalup ppp0} down: &#036;{totaldown ppp0}

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I&#39;m trying to make a good .tcshrc file for FreeBSD, because when I use zsh in FreeBSD, the backspace and arrow keys make the cursor stay in the same place until I let it go and I can&#39;t see what i&#39;m deleting...etc.

Share any interesting config files you have.

I just noticed your -o flag is a class-3 optimization. Do you ever have any performance issues with programs you use a setting like that for?

My processor is 2 times faster than yours (guessing) and I can&#39;t specify anything higher than -O2 or my applications start acting strange. With your processor you could probably get by with just -O0 for no optimization at all. I generally use the -O2 flag because it&#39;s the number of processors I have in my machine plus one. That&#39;s about as much optimiztion as I can get.