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Update my-profile.ps1

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Markus Fleschutz 2021-05-29 18:56:48 +02:00
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@ -7,15 +7,14 @@
# My Welcome Message # My Welcome Message
# ------------------ # ------------------
if ($IsLinux) { $Username = $(whoami) } else { $Username = $env:USERNAME } if ($IsLinux) { $Username = $(whoami) } else { $Username = $env:USERNAME }
$Hostname = $(hostname)
$Time = (get-date).ToString('t') $Time = (get-date).ToString('t')
$host.ui.RawUI.WindowTitle = "$Username @ $Hostname" $host.ui.RawUI.WindowTitle = "$Username @ $(hostname)"
"🧑$Username entered 📂$(Get-Location) at 💻$Hostname, it's $Time" "🧑$Username entered 📂$(get-location) at 💻$(hostname), it's $Time"
# My Command Prompt # My Command Prompt
# ----------------- # -----------------
function prompt { write-host -noNewline -foregroundColor yellow "`n➤"; return " " } # result is: ➤ function prompt { write-host -noNewline -foregroundColor yellow "`n➤"; return " " }
# My Alias Names (sorted alphabetically) # My Alias Names (sorted alphabetically)
@ -25,9 +24,6 @@ set-alias -name pwd -value list-workdir.ps1 # pwd = print working directory
set-alias -name ll -value get-childitem # ll = list long set-alias -name ll -value get-childitem # ll = list long
del alias:ls -force -errorAction SilentlyContinue del alias:ls -force -errorAction SilentlyContinue
set-alias -name ls -value list-dir.ps1 set-alias -name ls -value list-dir.ps1
set-alias -name mute -value mute-audio.ps1
set-alias -name unmute -value unmute-audio.ps1
set-alias -name .. -value cd-up.ps1 # 1 dir level up set-alias -name .. -value cd-up.ps1 # 1 dir level up
set-alias -name ... -value cd-up2.ps1 # 2 dir levels up set-alias -name ... -value cd-up2.ps1 # 2 dir levels up
set-alias -name .... -value cd-up3.ps1 # 3 dir levels up set-alias -name .... -value cd-up3.ps1 # 3 dir levels up
set-alias -name ..... -value cd-up4.ps1 # 4 dir levels up