Vít Šesták wrote:
I have several ways:
a. Google
b. ChatGPT, e.g. “Can I configure XFCE Terminal for all users?” (real
example copied from my history)
c. Try to find a file with the same name (maybe without initial dot) in
/usr, /etc, etc. Something like this: sudo find / -xdev -name zshrc
I have a question that I was hoping someone can shed some light on. I
put an alias, now in /etc/bashrc to make it global, to
alias l='ls -Ahl'
This works everywhere but it does not work with sudo,
[user@fedora ~]$ sudo l
sudo: l: command not found
[user@fedora-37-m-default ~]$
Why is that, can I make it comply?
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