scripts | A collection of personal Bash scripts

For the most part, you can get away with just copying a script to wherever and running it. However, some scripts depend on others, some depend on a system configured similar to mine, and others need to be integrated with Bash. If my scripts aren’t playing nice with your system or installation is too tricky, then please open a GitHub ticket or email me. I want my scripts to be properly general, as long as there’s demand. Anyway, here’s how my setup is installed. Similar steps should work for you. <a href="http://refola.com/contact">Complain to me</a> if it doesn’t work.
This should get you a basic working system of scripts.
Clone this repo to wherever you want my scripts on your system.
Run build_bin.sh to build the bin folder with symlinks to the scripts.
Add the newly-created bin folder to your $PATH.
Complain to me when a script is hard-coded to my system’s setup.
This should get you a Bash shell environment similar to mine. As of this writing, such integration or similar is required for shell-environment-changing things like the "cmcd" command to work correctly.
Follow the Initial Setup directions first.
Do the things that bash_custom/install.sh is meant to do.
Cross your fingers and open a new shell.
Complain to me if bash_custom/install.sh eats your hamster.
There’s too much integration to describe this. Instead, I need to refactor the scripts to use config files for system-specific stuff instead of hard-coding it. Please help me by complaining about scripts you want to use being hard-coded to my system.