Скачать или смотреть Creating aliases in the .bash_aliases file on the Raspberry Pi

An alias is a short command that you define to execute a long command. On the Raspberry Pi, if you define aliases in the .bash_aliases file in your home directory, the aliases are set automatically when you open a terminal window.

1. Choose Raspberry -- Accessories -- Text Editor

2. File -- Open

3. Select the Home directory, type ".bash_aliases", and press Enter.

4. Enter your aliases in the following form:

alias d='ls -listra'

In this example, the alias name is "d" and the command executed by this alias is "ls -listra"

5. File -- Save

Now you can open a new terminal window, and typing just the "d" command runs the command "ls -listra".

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