Alias commands in Ubuntu
To create alias commands you need to edit this file:
sudo nano ~/.bash_aliases
Enter a command in the style of:
alias new_name='old_command'
For example:
alias install='sudo apt-get install'
To create alias commands you need to edit this file:
sudo nano ~/.bash_aliases
Enter a command in the style of:
alias new_name='old_command'
For example:
alias install='sudo apt-get install'
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