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alias for running in background &
Hi all,
I am kinda new to this unix environment, and now I get confused to figure out this alias problem. I would like to make my xemacs to run in background every call, and I am trying to do it this way in .bashrc alias e='xemacs &* & ' i also tried e () { xemacs "&*" &} but they are not working for me. So could you guys tell me the correct way to do this, or is there any better way to solve this thank you!! ^-^ |
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