> most of the examples OP gave are usually available as short options Yes, but a lot of commands behave differently for -h and --help. > aliasing ,s to sudo is certainly possible Sure, but my ,s key sequence doesn’t…
Yes, I meant ~/.inputrc .
Using commas in filenames feels kind of weird to me, but I do use a comma as the initiator for my Bash key sequences. For example: ,, expands to $ ,h expands to --help ,v expands to --version ,s prefixes sudo You put…
You shouldn’t start filenames or identifiers with digits.
> most of the examples OP gave are usually available as short options Yes, but a lot of commands behave differently for -h and --help. > aliasing ,s to sudo is certainly possible Sure, but my ,s key sequence doesn’t…
Yes, I meant ~/.inputrc .
Using commas in filenames feels kind of weird to me, but I do use a comma as the initiator for my Bash key sequences. For example: ,, expands to $ ,h expands to --help ,v expands to --version ,s prefixes sudo You put…
You shouldn’t start filenames or identifiers with digits.