.bashrc woes
 

I was just setting an alias for shutdown -h now, and I :wq in vim and then I went to rm bash_history and typed rm .bashrc instead without thinking. *NARF*

Anyway, the term seems to be working properly I've brought up a couple of man entries. I also can still issue commands, I didn't think this would be possible?

Is there anything I can do?

I'm in Suse 9.0 running under the 2.4.21-99-smp4G kernel.

Help me please! :cry:

create another one, or see if there's one in /etc/skel

This is going to sound pretty lame but I want to make sure this is done correctly, where is the .bashrc located by default in Suse; so I can just copy it over?

Nevermind I just figured it out, I should probably take a break before I kill my machine again. =)