Users that passed the novice status in Linux know that you can give an alias to a longer command. For example, instead of df you can use df -haT for a better view of disk space usage. But what if you can’t remember if you already have set an alias for a certain command? Well, you can find out with type -all command
Thanks. I did not know that use of the type command.
I have always run the command “alias” with no arguments to see ALL aliases.
Peter
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