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+# -*- mode:sh; -*-
+
+alias pyenv="source /home/bard/.pyvenv/bin/activate"
+alias mf='mpv "$(fzf)"'
+alias comp="picom --experimental-backends --daemon"
+alias killcomp="killall picom"
+alias kd="killall Discord"
+
+# directory aliases
+# cd into the previous working directory by omitting `cd`.
+alias ..='cd ..'
+alias ...='cd ../..'
+alias ....='cd ../../..'
+
+# Safer default for cp, mv, rm.  These will print a verbose output of
+# the operations.  If an existing file is affected, they will ask for
+# confirmation.  This can make things a bit more cumbersome, but is a
+# generally safer option.
+alias cp='cp -iv'
+alias mv='mv -iv'
+alias rm='rm -Iv'
+
+# Make ls a bit easier to read.  Note that the -A is the same as -a but
+# does not include implied paths (the current dir denoted by a dot and
+# the previous dir denoted by two dots).  I would also like to use the
+# -p option, which prepends a forward slash to directories, but it does
+# not seem to work with symlinked directories. For more, see `man ls`.
+alias ls='ls -pv --color=auto --group-directories-first'
+alias lsa='ls -pvA --color=auto --group-directories-first'
+alias lsl='ls -lhpv --color=auto --group-directories-first'
+alias lsla='ls -lhpvA --color=auto --group-directories-first'
+
+# emacs stuff
+# change daemon permissions for script
+alias ep="chmod 700 /run/user/1000/emacs/"
+alias en="emacsclient -c -nw"