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#    New Start: A modern Arch workflow built with an emphasis on functionality.
#    Copyright (C) 2017 Donovan Glover
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# Sudo and other system aliases
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alias sudo="sudo " # Make aliases work with sudo (note the extra space)
alias pls="sudo"   # A nicer way to ask for root permissions

alias rm="rm -i"        # Always confirm before deleting things (use -f to override)
alias mkdir="mkdir -p"  # Automatically make parent directories that don't exist yet

alias p="pwd | sed -e 's!$HOME!~!g'"    # Same as pwd, but uses ~ instead of $HOME
alias c="clear"                         # Easily start fresh with a clean terminal

# Make ls a lot easier to read (print directories first, just like ranger)
alias ls="ls -hN --color=auto --group-directories-first"

alias l="ls -1"      # Show each output from ls on a separate line
alias lsa="ls -A"    # Show hidden files (also known as dotfiles)
alias type="type -a" # Easily see what the command you want to run points to

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# Miscellaneous aliases
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alias vim="vim -p"      # Open multiple files in new tabs instead of buffers
alias dl="youtube-dl"   # Quick and easy way to download the majority of online videos

alias back="feh --no-fehbg --bg-fill"          # Easily set a new background (temporary)
alias synctime="ntpdate -u 0.us.pool.ntp.org"  # Sync the system time with one on the internet

# Use tmux to open our music player of choice in the background
alias cmas="tmux new-session -A -D -s cmus $(which cmus)"
alias cmus="cmas" # Alias cmus to cmas for good measure

# Show the lines that are in <file2> but NOT in <file1>
alias compare="grep -nFxvf" # Usage: compare <file1> <file2>

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# Git aliases
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alias ga="git add"                  # Swiftly add new files to the repository
alias gc="git commit -m"            # Easily create new commits
alias gd="clear && git diff"        # Dedicate the entire window to showing file changes
alias gp="git push"                 # Push your commits to remote (usually origin)
alias gs="git status"               # Compare any local changes you've made to the remote
alias gr="git reset HEAD"           # Undo the last commit but keep your changed files
alias grr="git reset --hard HEAD"   # Remove the last commit and all changes with it

# Easily cd into the "home" directory of any repository you're working in
alias gh="cd `git rev-parse --show-toplevel`"

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# Launch aliases (allow us to easily open external programs)
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alias f="launch feh"            # Easy image viewing with f
alias lnox="launch inox"        # Launch inox separate from the terminal
alias lfox="launch waterfox"    # Launch waterfox separate from the terminal

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# Fun aliases that don't serve any specific purpose
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alias yaourt="pacaur"   # Why yaourt when you can pacaur?
alias yay="pacaur"      # Using pacaur can be fun too
alias emacs="vim"       # No need to start another operating system
alias nano="vim"        # Why nano when you have vim?
alias vi="vim"          # Vim is vi improved, literally