### A sample dot profile
### Joshua Reich - reich@cs.columbia.edu
### 11.21.2005

### profiles are written in shell script - therefore anything you can
### type at the command-line you can put here as well.
### anything preceeded by a # is a comment for the rest of the line
### therefore modifying the file is really easy
### all you need to do is comment out anything you want to change
### write something new, and if you don't like it
### well just comment the new and uncomment the original to revert!


### This stuff was provided by Columbia, I decided not to change it
# $Header: .profile,v 1.7 88/01/29 11:55:04 alan Exp $
# Default ksh user .profile.  Customize if you wish!
NOVICE=1; export NOVICE		# novice user aliases (see /etc/kshenv)
. /etc/kshenv0			# read definiton of term and cnotes functions
term				# function to set terminal type
cnotes		 		# function to check for notes
hash -r
unset LD_LIBRARY_PATH


#### some cursors to choose from
#PS1='\t \W \$'
#PS1='$'
#PS1=':-) '
PS1='\W $ '    # this is the cursor I'm currently using

### how to make an alias
alias ls='ls --color -F'