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Do you mean that you have an alias like this: alias d='ls' Or is there a program called `d` that is a faster version of `ls` that you're aliasing `ls` to?
by eindiran 7y ago
Do you mean that you have an alias like this:
alias d='ls'
Or is there a program called `d` that is a faster version of `ls` that you're aliasing `ls` to?
- jandrese 7y agoJust an alias. I figure I could use a single letter command for something I do like 1/3 of the time on the commandline, especially since it's on the opposite hand from the enter key. ls is actually pretty well optimized for an QWERTY layout already so it's not a big win, but it's something I've been doing for 25 years now so the habit is well ingrained. Usually the alias is now: alias d="ls -F --color=auto" on Linux systems.
- mandriva2001 7y agoIt was the default since Mandriva/Linux Mandrake 6.2 too!
- v_lisivka 7y agoWhy not just use a console file manager, like mc?
- apjana 7y ago`nnn` is a console file manager.