Checking out the aliases on your system can be quite interesting

This is a command that just works on any Linux system. Type in the terminal the command aliasĀ  and you will get the list of all possible aliases on that system.

Making a new one is super easy.

For example when you type inxi you get just 3 lines of information.

If you type inxi -b you get a lot more.

You can add an alias that will change the inxi command in the inxi -b command like this

alias inxi='inxi -b'

and add it to the .bashrc.

Bashrc will be read each time you login and the aliases will be applied.

In this video you will see the 5 new aliases in action.

  1. skel will copy/paste everything from /etc/skel to your home directory
  2. hw is an application that will give you hardware info
  3. kc will kill all conkies
  4. yayskip will skip integrity checks when installing
  5. trizenskip will skip integrity checks when installing