How do I teach my linux command line manners?
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00:00 How Do I Teach My Linux Command Line Manners?
00:32 Accepted Answer Score 30
00:59 Answer 2 Score 5
01:07 Thank you
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00:00 How Do I Teach My Linux Command Line Manners?
00:32 Accepted Answer Score 30
00:59 Answer 2 Score 5
01:07 Thank you
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 30
Add this to ~/.bash_aliases or execute it on the commandline:
alias thanks='echo "No problemo dude!"'
Eg:
user@host:~$ alias thanks='echo "No problemo dude!"'
user@host:~$ thanks
No problemo dude!
You could also stick it in your ~/.bashrc. If you add it to ~/.bash_aliases, make sure your ~/.bashrc has a section like this:
# Alias definitions.
if [ -f ~/.bash_aliases ]; then
. ~/.bash_aliases
fi
ANSWER 2
Score 5
alias thanks='fortune zippy'
or
alias thanks='fortune fortunes'