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> This alias seems to be set by default in many linux distributions these days (and has been that way for many years now) Which Linux distributions do this? I
by chias 9y ago
> This alias seems to be set by default in many linux distributions these days (and has been that way for many years now)
Which Linux distributions do this? I have not seen this alias set by default on any distribution that I've used recently (Gentoo, Linux Mint, Debian, Ubuntu, Crunchbang, Arch).
- nisse72 9y agoI stand corrected, it doesn't seem to be the case anymore. I can find old rpms and deb files with rm aliased in /etc/skel/.bashrc or /etc/skel/profile/aliases.sh, but the most recent I found is in a bash 3.2 package, so this practice seems to have stopped quite a few years ago.