* Karthik Vishwanath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there a chance that there are too many 'alias'es set in one's .bashrc?
I'd imagine that it would be possible, but you'd have to have about a
gazillion aliases set though. Probably not worth worrying about.
> Does adding an alias take up environment space (as setting the PATH)?
Sure does. But you're not likely to ever run out of environment
space. In DOS you only get a teeny weeny portion of RAM for you
environment, but in Linux you get *ALL* your RAM + your virtual memory
as well to play with.
BTW, are you having problems with your aliases or were you just curious?
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