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# Dotfiles (v0.2.469)

Simply designed to fit your shell life 🐚

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## 🅸🅽🆃🅴🆁🅰🅲🆃🅸🆅🅴 🅰🅻🅸🅰🆂🅴🆂

This code provides a set of interactive aliases for common command line
operations. The aliases are designed to simplify and enhance the user
experience by adding interactive prompts before executing potentially
destructive operations.

### File manipulation aliases

* `cp` Copy files and directories interactively (ask before overwrite) with
verbose output.
* `del` Remove files or directories interactively (ask before each removal)
with verbose output, recursively.
* `ln` Create symbolic links interactively (ask before overwrite) with verbose
output.
* `mv` Move or rename files interactively (ask before overwrite) with verbose
output.
* `rm` Remove files or directories interactively (ask before each removal) with
verbose output.
* `zap` Alias for 'rm', removes files or directories interactively (ask before
each removal) with verbose output.

### Trash manipulation alias

* `bin` Remove all files in the trash directory (user's .Trash) forcefully and
recursively.

### Other interactive aliases

* `chmod` Change file or directory permissions with verbose output.
* `chown` Change file or directory owner and group with verbose output.
* `diff` Compare and show differences between two files in unified format.
* `grep` Search for a pattern in files or output, showing line numbers and
case-insensitively.
* `mkdir` Create a new directory, making parent directories as needed, with
verbose output.

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