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TL;DR Prefixing your custom commands/scripts with a comma, in order to avoid collision with present or future system commands. Been doing it for years with a j
by vordoo 6y ago
TL;DR
Prefixing your custom commands/scripts with a comma, in order to avoid collision with present or future system commands.
Been doing it for years with a jj prefix instead, it is just under my index finger on the home row :-)
- amelius 6y agoTyping jj+tab gives me: jjdoc jjs jjtree on Ubuntu 18.04