persistent

In the world of Linux, streamlining your workflow is vital, especially if you're someone who regularly uses the terminal for various tasks. One powerful feature available to Linux users is the ability to create aliases – shortcuts for commands that can save time and reduce typing errors. However, while setting up an alias in a terminal session is straightforward, these aliases disappear once you close the terminal. This is where .bashrc comes into play, allowing you to create aliases that persist across all your terminal sessions. In this article, we'll delve into how you can create persistent aliases using the .bashrc file. For starters, .bashrc is a script that runs every time you open a new instance of the bash shell.