[Tutorial] Linux aliases
Linux Aliases
Some useful aliases
cd & ls
I use this command quite frequently and even replace the command cd.
function cl() { builtin cd "$@"; ls; }
This is an combination of cd and ls.
readlink -f
I use this command to read the absolute directory of one file in Linux.
alias rdlk="readlink -f"
However, in MacOS, things are different.
brew install coreutils
# then
alias rdlk="greadlink -f"
My aliases
Put these at ~/.bash_aliases:
alias editalias="v ~/.bash_aliases"
#alias ls="ls -color=always"
alias cddd="cd ../../"
alias cddn="cd .."
alias cdd="cd ../; ls"
alias CDD="cdd"
alias CDDD="cddd"
alias CD="cd"
function cl() { builtin cd "$@"; ls; }
alias cdp="cd -; ls"
alias cdpn="cd -"
alias rm="rm -vi"
alias del="rm -vr"
alias mv="mv -vi"
alias cp="cp -vi"
alias la="ls -a"
alias ll="ls -h -l"
alias lr="ls -R"
alias dh="df -h -a -T"
alias ds="du -sh"
alias h="history"
alias v="/usr/bin/vim"
alias g="/usr/bin/gvim"
alias rl="source ~/.bashrc"
alias rdlk="readlink -f"
alias grep="grep --color -n"
alias jpnb="jupyter notebook"
alias idea="intellij-idea-ultimate"
# for mill
alias genIdea="rm -rf out .idea && mill mill.scalalib.GenIdea/idea"