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I do the same. My alias for rm just echos "use trash" so I don't replace its function, just disable it. When I really need to use rm I type /bin/rm.
by abnry 2y ago
I do the same. My alias for rm just echos "use trash" so I don't replace its function, just disable it.
When I really need to use rm I type /bin/rm.
- 9dev 2y agoBash also allows you to use \rm to override the alias. Comes in helpful at times.