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In article <3350c0d1.0@hades.ndirect.co.uk>, kingding-a-ling@ndirect.co.uk (Nao Yoshino) wrote:
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>Can anybody give me some heading as to how I use start-up
>files on my linux machine? I'm running the Brone Again Shell (bash),
>but I don't know how to implement start-up files like .bashrc etc...

Don't know too much about BASH, but you should create a (I think) .profile 
file. I'm not sure if it will execute every time you log on or every time you 
run an instance of BASH - one of the two.

Personally I recommend using tcsh as your shell. You then have a .login file 
which executes when you login, and a .cshrc file which executes every instance 
of tcsh which is run. This is where you can put your alias, history, prompt 
settings etc etc.

Good Luck