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| Sometimes you use a certain command so many times that you just can't type it anymore. That's where the aliases come helpful. Just as the name suggests, you can tell the cluster to use some new (shorter) command in place of the one you use often. As an example, every time I log in to the cluster, I go to '' | Sometimes you use a certain command so many times that you just can't type it anymore. That's where the aliases come helpful. Just as the name suggests, you can tell the cluster to use some new (shorter) command in place of the one you use often. As an example, every time I log in to the cluster, I go to '' | ||
| - | First, I start editing my bash profile with any [[cluster: | + | First, I start editing my bash profile with any text editor. For example < |
| Then I go to the space below ''# | Then I go to the space below ''# | ||
| I save the file and refresh the changes by typing < | I save the file and refresh the changes by typing < | ||
| Now typing < | Now typing < | ||
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