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    Solved Hi, I need help with my .zshrc file

    Yeah I really need to get used to using ctrl, but at least now all I have to do is hit 'c'
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    Solved Hi, I need help with my .zshrc file

    OK I finally figured it out and learned quite a bit, thanks for steering me in the right direction. For one thing root uses bash and user uses zshrc so that was messing me up. There was already an If/Fi statement leading to an alias file in root bash so I created and populated it, then I did the...
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    Solved Hi, I need help with my .zshrc file

    I have to source every time I open terminal just to get these simple aliases to work: # Pauls alias alias x='sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt autoremove' alias c='clear' Then they work for the entire session. And yes I save my work and they show up in Nano when I open terminal.
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    Solved Hi, I need help with my .zshrc file

    Your saying I made my first ever contribution to the Linux community?!? That's awesome! Thank you
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    Solved Hi, I need help with my .zshrc file

    Sorry for the confusion, they are both shell configuration files I am running Kali on one machine and Parrot on another, when you edit them they look the same as far as what I was trying to do. Yes I believe you are correct I can make an alias file but I was just wanting to add a couple simple...
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    Solved Hi, I need help with my .zshrc file

    Hi, well i wasn't sure this is the right place to ask. I have added aliases to the bash file and enabled autocompletion but i have to run source everytime i log into terminal to get the aliases to work. Autocompletion won't work at all even though i enabled it. I will copy and post the file...
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    Solved Hi, I need help with my .zshrc file

    Is this a good place to ask? If so i will copy and paste it along with my questions
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