Here are some useful UNIX aliases that help save the fingers from too much typing. Feel free to borrow as many as you like.
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Repetitive UNIX Commands
Aliases are an efficient way to abbreviate UNIX commands that are often used repetitively. Just go to you .bashrc file and define an alias. Here's an example of how to create an alias for the ls -l command:
Also, don't forget to enter the command source .bashrc after you are finished editing you .bashrc file.
Also, don't forget to enter the command source .bashrc after you are finished editing you .bashrc file.
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