I think it's different for different people. I have tried fish for a while and then went back to bash because it just didn't feel worth it for me. I'm sure I'

I think it's different for different people. I have tried fish for a while and then went back to bash because it just didn't feel worth it for me. I'm sure I'll come back to the new version, though. But back in bash-land, _of course_ I alias "ll" to "ls -Flah". And when I'm on a system that doesn't have this alias, then, well, I just type "ls -la". As others explained, just because I've customized my work environment doesn't mean I've forgotten to use the plain versions.