installed exa and speed-test, created aliases for both

updates.txt

@@ -5,61 +5,13 @@ Select everything but the second field:
 awk '!($2="")'
 
 add notation about tr (translate command):
-replace every newline with a single space:
-tr '\n' ' '
-
+replace every newline with a single space: tr '\n' ' '
 add notation about using find to list only files in current directory and NOT subdirectory:
 find $dir -maxdepth 1 -type f
 
-install vrms (because we all need a tiny richard stallman complaining about which packages on our computer actually aren't libre)
+Install exa (colorized version of ls)
+doas pacman -S exa
 
-paru vrms
+Install speed-test
 
-install colordiff:
-
-doas pacman -S colordiff
-
-remove mplayer (stopped working, use mpv instead)
-
-doas pacman -Rs mplayer
-
-Note: You may need to add the postgresql runit script (and fudge about with postgresql)
-as a recent update broke it on our desktop, and our laptop may need to make the same adjustment.
-
-install rtorrent
-
-doas pacman -S rtorrent
-
-cp /usr/share/doc/rtorrent/rtorrent.rc ~/.rtorrent.rc
-
-unccoment:
-#directory.default.set = ./
-
-and rewrite it as:
-directory.default.set = ./Downloads
-
-uncomment:
-#session.path.set = ./session
-
-and:
-mkdir ~/session
-
-uncomment:
-#schedule2 = watch_directory,5,5,load.start=./watch/*.torrent
-and:
-mkdir ~/watch
-
-uncomment:
-#dht = auto
-and rewrite it as:
-dht = on
-
-Whenever you download a torrent (from a browser)
-move it from your ~/Downloads folder to your ~/watch
-
-Then simply start
-rtorrent
-
-And it will look to watch and session to start/resume torrents
-
-Once done, look in your ~/Downloads folder and it should be finished.
+paru speed-test (choose 2 option, not .git version)