aliases

Aliases allows you to do a mapping between a command and other. They allow to shorten long commands. Most shells like Zsh and Bash support bash aliases. I. Bash Shell The best method to make a separate aliases file, so you won't have to put them in ~/.bashrc, but to a file of your choice...

hello, i changed the .bashrc file to make some aliases. they all work as intended, but on a start of a terminal (bash) i get a list of all the aliases in the .bashrc file and then a prompt. it's kinda weird. any ideas how to get rid of it? i run archlinux and bash in alacritty.