bash: remove old unneeded settings

These date back to Usyd days. I don't have any systems misconfigured
like this anymore :)

diff --git a/.bash/environment b/.bash/environment
index e14b4e9721a872e3f9d32dd62ce2dac037257d51..6e3b10667b4de788c2fdbf707fdad90ff37bb2fc 100644 (file)
--- a/.bash/environment
+++ b/.bash/environment
@@ -31,15 +31,9 @@ else
     export EDITORBG="vim"
 fi
 
-# Expand any symbolic links in the TMPDIR environment variable
-[ -n "$TMPDIR" ] && export TMPDIR="$(cd "${TMPDIR}" && pwd -P)"
-
 # Load the bash functions
 source "${HOME}/.bash/functions"
 
-# The current directory shouldn't be in the path
-pathremove .
-
 # Load local environment settings
 [ -r "${HOME}/.bash/environment_local" ] && source "${HOME}/.bash/environment_local"