How to Use Aliases to Customize Ubuntu Commands
To setup aliases, right-click and create an empty file in your home directory and name it .bash_aliases. Notice the period at the beginning of the name that will make the file hidden. Press Ctrl+H to show the hidden files. Example: This will make typing agi the same as typing sudo apt-get install. This way if you have a dozen of packages to install, your task just got easier. And remember that creating aliases from two words won’t work unless you connect them with a dash....