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Warning on alias
It's because of their inclusion in FreeBSD 5 that Panther has them. They're not (as said) the GNU stuff, they just added -h. I would NOT recommend aliasing the -h to the normal command, or aliasing any POSIX command to itself plus some switches, because scripts could easily rely on those acting according to POSIX. I'm not sure if the aliases also work for the scripts, but I imagine they would, unless one uses bash's features to differentiate interactive from non-interactive shell instances. Of course, it depends on how much UNIX stuff you do, but it's always good to remember that.
Warning on alias
This is actually pretty common practice and won't cause recursion. |
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