Accidental overwrite of .bashrc with different script.
 

Hey, so I have been working on this script and I just made a ridiculous error. I tried to move my script out of my home directory and for some reason I put in "mv myscript .bashrc" Now my .bashrc file has nothing but my script in there... I think I may have overwritten some important info. How do I fix this? Is running cp /root/.bashrc ~ Enough?

If it wasn't customized,.

There is a file called /etc/bash.bashrc that you can use to restore the user bashrc file. No, it is not /etc/skel/bashrc in Ubuntu; that's for other distros.

This will restore your bashrc back to where it was. Log into a standard user account and type:

This assumes you disrupted the root bashrc, which seems like so seeing as though it's /root/.bashrc.