In a real filesystem path, this usually translates to:
~ means your home directory: /home/your_username on Linux/macOS, or /c/Users/your_username on Git Bash (Windows).
Where I can find the contents of the default /etc/bash.bashrc file?
Here is the breakdown:
In a real filesystem path, this usually translates to:
~ means your home directory: /home/your_username on Linux/macOS, or /c/Users/your_username on Git Bash (Windows).
Where I can find the contents of the default /etc/bash.bashrc file?
Here is the breakdown: