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some useful ksh commands
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shows alias for commands, you can set the new ones.
2) esc =
displays the file and folders in a numbered fashion.
3) esc – or esc k ( esc n does the same thing reversely)
shows the previous commands
4) cd esc \ [type something]
completes the word starting with your typed ones.
5) cd – ( switches between your last folder path and current folder path)
6) export [someName] = someValue
creates an environment variable and sets it a value.
shows alias for commands, you can set the new ones.
2) esc =
displays the file and folders in a numbered fashion.
3) esc – or esc k ( esc n does the same thing reversely)
shows the previous commands
4) cd esc \ [type something]
completes the word starting with your typed ones.
5) cd – ( switches between your last folder path and current folder path)
6) export [someName] = someValue
creates an environment variable and sets it a value.
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