I've cloned the Github repository, and to execute the precise command always type, ./name-directory/vv
I imagine this "file" is a Linux CONFIGURE type, correct?
I would like to know how I create an ALIAS in Ubuntu so that when I type only "vv" it runs this command globally from anywhere on my machine ...
And if possible could you add the same process to OSX (Mac)?
Usually alias is placed in the ~/.bashrc file, assuming you use Bash . To edit the file, type in the terminal:
gedit ~/.bashrc
And add alias to the end:
alias cmd='comando'
It is also possible to create a separate aliases file, so you will not have to put them in .bashrc , but in a file of your choice. First, edit the file ~/.bashrc and uncomment the following lines:
if [ -f ~/.bash_aliases ]; then
. ~/.bash_aliases
fi
Save and close the file. After that, all you have to do is create the file ~/.bash_aliases and add your aliases there.