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Indeed! I had to use this pretty routinely supporting a particular customer at a previous employer. Their shell profiles were littered with two-letter aliases
by bravetraveler 4y ago
Indeed! I had to use this pretty routinely supporting a particular customer at a previous employer.
Their shell profiles were littered with two-letter aliases, replacing quite a few common things with their proprietary [often unrelated] versions
For example, mv for moving files became mv for Mail Volume, or something
- dylan604 4y agodearlordy, that's even worse. aliasing an existing cmd with options preset is one thing. aliasing a well known cmd to some esoteric cmd is mindboggling