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Sync bash aliases and ssh keys across devices
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this post was submitted on 10 Oct 2023
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That my solution. I have a 'Sync' folder on every device's Home folder, and then I use some aliases to determine whether to grab the bash_aliases file or replace it:
By far, the diff alias is the most used. It allows for a quick check on what is different between files w/o having to open them up