The sys-apps/shadow package on my GNU / Linux system comes with a useradd command that supports an option that I have previously overlooked: --non-unique. For the sake of convenience when shellig home from the university, I have created an alias for my original username (casual name at home) thusly:
How does one get ~/.bashrc aliases to evaluate $() substitutions at run time, instead of at the time that ~/.bashrc is executed (when opening a terminal)?
I’m using the command
ll is a common alias in many Linux distros.
How can I tell what it aliases to?
I have a very wierd case… If I run a script with /bin/bash, it can’t recognize aliases that I set even inside the script. And the most strange thing is
I have a command, which looks like so: