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Sometimes it's nice to add color output to your bash scripts. Here's a small 'color index' reference script for your .bashrc, for when you want to add a bit of color to your scripts. Save the following script somewhere in your PATH (e.g.
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NOTE: This is only for jailbroken iPhones. I love finding awesome wallpapers on reddit. My Ubuntu desktop cycles through my wallpaper collection with a program called Cortina, and I wanted my iPhone to do the same. So I wrote a very simple script and a launchd plist that runs the
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When you SSH into your iPhone, or if you use MobileTerminal, you might want to use some of the aliases or functions that you're used to. To do this: 1. Create and edit your ".bashrc" file at "/var/root/.bashrc" 2. Add the following
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Here's a simple function to add to your shell if you ever want to replace a string in multiple files at once. It ignores everything in .git, otherwise you get 'bad index file sha1 signature' errors. function gsed () { if [ -z "$3" ] then echo "