.bashrc Alias Generator

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.bashrc FAQ


Frequently Asked Questions















A bash alias is a shortcut for a longer command or set of commands. Put them in your ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_aliases for faster typing and fewer mistakes.



















Copy and paste them into your ~/.bashrc file, save, then run source ~/.bashrc to reload in your terminal.



















Alias names cannot contain spaces or quotes. Commands can be anything valid in your shell, but always test new aliases for typos.






















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