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Install a useful set of OS X specific command line apps
As my old UNIX friend always say to me; don't set an alias with the same name as another command like 'ls' for lsmac...
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Heh, yeh thought of that after I hit submit ;-)
Install a useful set of OS X specific command line apps
Why not? I do it all the time. If I need to use the original ls command, I simply type: /bin/ls Assuming the alias is the one used more frequently, this works just peachy.
Install a useful set of OS X specific command line apps
To temporarily drop the alias, just quote the command like so:
Install a useful set of OS X specific command line apps
The reason not to is that shell scripts may use the command and fail.
Install a useful set of OS X specific command line apps
You can always "unalias ls" before running any script that requires the regular unix ls. |
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