Closed HackerBaus closed 3 years ago
Oke so i found a work around. if i put /root/lscript/L in the terminal it launches lazyscript but i cannot use "L"
Oke so i found a work around. if i put /root/lscript/L in the terminal it launches lazyscript but i cannot use "L"
try to add alias in bash
shell:
alias l='/root/lscript'
sorry if this does not work for you.
alias l='/root/lscript/l'
that fixed it for me
@HackerBaus if fixed close issue if not then comment
CORRECTION it did NOT work for me. After I exit terminal then bring it back up i have too alias every time a new session starts
no put that in the .bashrc at the ls aliases
close the issue
I know this isn't really an issue with lazy script (i dont really know where else to put it) but when i put L in the terminal in doesnt launch lazy script but it runs the command ls (you know to show all directories in the current folder) How can i solve this?