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dubcanada on Jan 19, 2021 | parent | context | favorite | on: Linux and Powershell

Then you just end up with bash commands again, such as "pwd" and "cat"

llimos on Jan 19, 2021 [–]

Yes, you do. With the advantage of the rich object model. Best of both worlds.

ddek on Jan 21, 2021 | [–]

And you can still use the full names in scripts (rather than directly in the shell), so you don’t rely on future readers knowing the aliases.

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