Alias.sh: for finding, sharing and storing bash aliases
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Re: Alias.sh: for finding, sharing and storing bash aliases
#2This looks great! The 'freq' alias is new to me -- very cool. I would find this more useful were I not to have to create an account before uploading my aliases.
Re: Alias.sh: for finding, sharing and storing bash aliases
#3Gray text on a gray background. No thanks.
Re: Alias.sh: for finding, sharing and storing bash aliases
#4Gray text on a gray background. No thanks.
Some mates of mine threw this together, and the first thing I told them was that someone on HN would complain about the colour scheme
Re: Alias.sh: for finding, sharing and storing bash aliases
#5Re: Alias.sh: for finding, sharing and storing bash aliases
#6Command line fu (http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/browse) already contains a pretty big collection of useful shell snippets, I'm not sure that making another website will help.
[edit] However, I have to admit that I prefer your design. :)
Re: Alias.sh: for finding, sharing and storing bash aliases
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Some mates of mine threw this together, and the first thing I told them was that someone on HN would complain about the colour scheme
We have a user voice account, we're posting on here looking for some useful feedback.
Link for the lazy: https://alias.uservoice.com/
Re: Alias.sh: for finding, sharing and storing bash aliases
#8Gray text on a gray background. No thanks.
I was instinctively looking for a modal window to close to make the colors vibrant again. It's a somewhat jarring experience.
Re: Alias.sh: for finding, sharing and storing bash aliases
#9Command line fu ( http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/browse ) already contains a pretty big collection of useful shell snippets, I'm not sure that making another website will help. [edit] However, I have to admit that I prefer your design. :)
This is a great site. I might post a few on alias.sh. A lot of them however are just cool commands you can run, not commands that are packaged into an alias.
Re: Alias.sh: for finding, sharing and storing bash aliases
#10One of the sort criteria is "highested voted".