General problems of alias in Ubuntu

1. Generally, alias can be written ~ /. Bash_aliases (this file has been ~ by default ~ /. Bashrc included) 2. method 1 can only target users (tae) in the home directory. If you want to take effect for all users, alias should be written to/etc/profile. 3. it is worth noting that method 2 cannot take effect for the sudo command because sudo needs to specify the command path and the alias cannot take effect. One solution is to write a corresponding command file and put it under/usr/sbin. Currently, only

1. Generally, alias can be written ~ /. Bash_aliases (this file has been ~ by default ~ /. Bashrc included)

2. method 1 is only applicable to users in the Home Directory (tae). If you want to take effect for all users, alias should be written to/etc/profile.

3. It is worth noting that method 2 cannot take effect for the sudo command because sudo needs to specify the command path and the alias cannot take effect. One solution is to write a corresponding command file and put it under/usr/sbin.

At present, only ll is implemented, and gm and go are not implemented yet. Check if there are other solutions to the sudo problem.

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