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    Hi.
    What are your favourite alias commands that you always put in the ~/.bashrc file?
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    Re: What are your favourite alias commands?

    I like to type instead. It makes me remember commands if I need to access on different system quickly.

    I am not a supporter of alias to be honest.
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    Re: What are your favourite alias commands?

    alias x='startx'

    Because I'm that lazy.
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    Re: What are your favourite alias commands?

    I did this recently, because I was getting annoyed at Xorg output on the terminal.

    alias startx='startx >& ~/.Xoutput'

    probably not a good idea .
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    Re: What are your favourite alias commands?

    rm is aliased with the -I option, that's about it.

    I guess it could be useful to replace sudo apt-get install with just install, but meh, I'm too lazy.

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    Re: What are your favourite alias commands?

    Quote Originally Posted by m_duck View Post
    alias x='startx'

    Because I'm that lazy.
    haha! that's great.
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    Re: What are your favourite alias commands?

    I've still only got dial-up so I use this:
    Code:
    alias downloadrobust='wget --continue --read-timeout=10 --random-wait --retry-connrefused --tries=inf'
    to download everything and anything, and I use this
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    alias goto='nautilus'
    to open a nautilus window in a specific directory.
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    Re: What are your favourite alias commands?

    alias _p='sudo shutdown -P'
    alias _r='sudo shutdown -r'

    alias session='firefox http://ubuntuforums.org&; xchat&; rhythmbox&;'

    alias restart_wicd='sudo killall wicd-client; sudo /etc/init.d/wicd stop; sudo /etc/init.d/wicd start; sudo wicd-client &'
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    Re: What are your favourite alias commands?

    Code:
    alias canhaz='sudo apt-get install'
    alias nowantz='sudo apt-get --purge remove'
    alias ninjaz='sudo vim'

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    Re: What are your favourite alias commands?

    Quote Originally Posted by tinivole View Post
    Code:
    alias canhaz='sudo apt-get install'
    alias nowantz='sudo apt-get --purge remove'
    alias ninjaz='sudo vim'
    LOL that's great

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