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09-16-2008
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Save time at the command line with shell aliases and functions
09-16-2008 01:00 AM
Familiarity with command prompts and shell scripts is still necessary if you want to get the most from your GNU/Linux system, but the less time you spend doing that the better, right? Two powerful ways to minimize your time at the command line are shell aliases and functions. Source... 
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