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Alias \u200b\u200b

Let's try to speed up things aggiungengo aliases for the bash of ubuntu ...
the command is simple:

robert @ laptop: ~ $ alias [name] = 'command'

the problem is that each log is automatically deleted, to solve the root problem just add the string alias [name] = 'command' to file
. bashrc (nascostoCtrl + h to view it) located in the home.

eg

# Alias \u200b\u200bdefinitions. #
You May Want to put all your additions into a separate file like
# ~ /. Bash_aliases, INSTEAD of adding Them here directly.
# See / usr / share / doc / bash-doc / examples in the bash-doc package. # if [-f ~ /. Bash_aliases] then # . ~ /. Bash_aliases

# fi # enable color support of ls and

Also add handy aliases if ["$ TERM"! = "Dumb"] & & [-X / usr / bin / dircolors]
then eval "` dircolors-b `"
alias ls = 'ls - color = auto'
# alias dir = 'ls - color = auto - format = vertical '
vdir # alias =' ls - color = auto - format = long '# alias grep =' grep - color = auto '# alias fgrep =' fgrep - color = auto '# alias egrep =

'egrep - color = auto' alias

emeseneup = 'svn up emesene'


In this case I named the emeseneup emesene svn up; = 'sudo apt-get upgrade'

alias agi='sudo apt-get install' alias agr='sudo apt-get remove'

alias aga='sudo apt-get --purge autoremove' alias agt='sudo apt-get autoclean' alias agn='sudo apt-get clean'
alias gel='kdesu kate /etc/apt/sources.list'
alias gex='kdesu kate /etc/X11/xorg.conf'
alias pur='sudo apt-get --purge remove'
alias purall='sudo dpkg --purge `COLUMNS=300 dpkg -l "*" To remove alias :

robert @ laptop: ~ $ unalias [name]

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