Bash likes to have stuff saved in ~/.bashrc so put your aliases in there ans
`source ~/.bashrc` to see them activated immediately within any active shells.
If you have lots of aliases then in ~/.bashrc...
[/code]
if [ -f ~/.bash_aliases ]; then
. ~/.bash_aliases
fi[/code]
and put them in ~/.bash_aliases. Don't edit cat ~/.fishd.`hostname`. Just cat
that file with
Code:
cat ~/.fishd.`hostname`
and you'll see that most of that stuff is automajic. I'm guessing that it's
respecting your bash aliases.
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