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Or embrace it... I don't seem to mistype ls often enough to care, but my ~/.alias has a few things of this sort # some common typos alias grpe grep alias gpre grep alias mroe more alias mreo more alias rmeo more
alias cd..="cd .."
alias ..="cd .."After you think you are perfect, then there’s suicide linux: https://github.com/tiagoad/suicide-linux “Any time - any time - you type any remotely incorrect command, the interpreter creatively resolves it into rm -rf / and wipes your hard drive.”
This could be neat for production environments in a kind of chaos monkey sense
Embrace your habit of mistyping: https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck#readme
I use that all the time as a shortcut to push new git branches without having to type the whole name.
Or embrace it... I don't seem to mistype ls often enough to care, but my ~/.alias has a few things of this sort # some common typos alias grpe grep alias gpre grep alias mroe more alias mreo more alias rmeo more
Or embrace it... I don't seem to mistype ls often enough to care, but my ~/.alias has a few things of this sort # some common typos alias grpe grep alias gpre grep alias mroe more alias mreo more alias rmeo more
It was the thing that prompted me to learn tmux so I could switch tabs without needing multiple putty windows.
The original use case went away long back, but I use tmux still, so thanks I guess :)
alias sl=ls Watch productivity skyrocket
I added an alias 'll'. alias ll='ls -Glopa' and while I was at it alias cls='clear && printf \\e[3J' Yes, I grew up using MS DOS, why do you ask?