shortcut commands

In the world of Linux, efficiency and speed are not just preferences—they are essential. One powerful yet often underutilized feature of the Bash shell is the ability to create aliases, or shortcut commands, that can significantly speed up your workflow. In this blog post, we explore how to create aliases in Bash and provide operating instructions across different Linux distributions, specifically for systems using apt, dnf, and zypper package managers. In Bash, an alias is essentially a shortcut or a nickname for a command or series of commands. It allows you to replace a long command with a shorter name.