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Re: [SLE] l = ls -l
- From: Darryl Gregorash <raven@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2006 07:51:13 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <44D0596B.9090906@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On 02/08/06 00:01, John Andersen wrote:
>Where is it that SuSE sets the single letter l to be equal to ls -l
>for bash users?
>
>I want to steal that for kbuntu.
>
>
This is the sort of stuff that typically gets stuffed into a profile
file or shell rc file. In this case, you can find this and a whole bunch
of other aliases set in /etc/bash.bashrc (SuSE 9.3, may vary with other
versions).
Typical places to look for user environment settings, including aliases
and environment variables, umask value, and so on, are ~/.profile,
~/.alias, ~/.bashrc, various files in /etc, and anything in /etc/profile.d.
>Where is it that SuSE sets the single letter l to be equal to ls -l
>for bash users?
>
>I want to steal that for kbuntu.
>
>
This is the sort of stuff that typically gets stuffed into a profile
file or shell rc file. In this case, you can find this and a whole bunch
of other aliases set in /etc/bash.bashrc (SuSE 9.3, may vary with other
versions).
Typical places to look for user environment settings, including aliases
and environment variables, umask value, and so on, are ~/.profile,
~/.alias, ~/.bashrc, various files in /etc, and anything in /etc/profile.d.
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