What good is the default .alias file?
What good is the default .alias file in /etc/skel?
It by default isn't, and I can see my way to execute the damn thing.
If it was in the format:
alias lsa="ls -a"
it would be useful. How is this any good?
alias a alias
alias loada 'source ~/.alias'
alias loadalias loada
alias log watchlog
Maybe I'm just not shell savy enough to know what to do with this.
I mean I could rip it part with cut, tr, etc but that seems a little
extreme.
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