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Which is better than if they have the same aliases as you, but they mean something else. I had an interesting time a while ago until I understood that my cowork
by elcapitan 9y ago
Which is better than if they have the same aliases as you, but they mean something else. I had an interesting time a while ago until I understood that my coworker uses 'st' for stash instead of status.
- daemin 9y agoIt also means that you can't use any common tools that use the same letters as your shortcuts.
- fredley 9y agoTrue, if I ever need to use ghostscript (whatever it is) in my day-to-day life, it'll be a trainwreck.
- asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y agoIt's a ps/pdf toolkit type program. It is used by imagemagick as a backend for pdf conversion type stuff - so if you every need imagemagick you might find yourself in for some annoyance as well.
- hashhar 9y agoAliases are only expanded in interactive shells so ImageMagick or any program that calls an executable from within a process will not have any issues.
- elcapitan 9y agoI'm actually using them as git aliases, not bash command aliases.
- jlgaddis 9y agoYou can, you just have to prefix them with a hyphen, e.g.: $ -gs