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#alias utiles
alias egrep='egrep --color=auto'
alias fgrep='fgrep --color=auto'
alias grep='grep --color=auto'
alias igrep='grep -i --color=auto'
alias la='ls -A'
alias ll='ls -l'
alias l='ls -CF'
alias ls='ls --color=auto'
alias psa='ps aux |grep -v grep |grep '
alias psaux='ps aux |egrep '
alias psi='ps -o pid= -C '
alias mes_ports='netstat -an |more'
alias monip='curl ifconfig.pro'
alias repare='echo dosfsck -a -w -v /dev/sdd1 ; echo e2fsck -f -y -v /dev/sdd1 ; echo fsck.fat -a -w -v /dev/sdh1'
alias tor='~/programmes_linux/tor-browser_en-US/Browser/start-tor-browser'

# échange de lettres :
alias fidn='find'
alias gerp='grep'
alias mdkir='mkdir'
alias alais='alias'

# blocage des espionneurs
alias facebook='sed -e '\''s/\(.*facebook.*\)/#\1/g'\''  -e '\''s/^##\(.*facebook.*\)/\1/g'\''  -i /etc/hosts'
alias google='sed -e '\''s/\(.*google.*\)/#\1/g'\''  -e '\''s/^##\(.*google.*\)/\1/g'\'' -e '\''s/\(.*goo.gl\)/#\1/g'\''  -e '\''s/^##\(.*goo.gl.*\)/\1/g'\'' -i /etc/hosts'
alias twitter='sed -e '\''s/\(.*twitter.*\)/#\1/g'\''  -e '\''s/^##\(.*twitter.*\)/\1/g'\''  -i /etc/hosts'

#alias sur un mate
alias evince='atril'
alias gedit='pluma'
alias thunar='caja'
alias nautilus='caja'
alias terminal='mate-terminal'
alias xfce4-settings-manager='mate-control-center'
alias gnome-control-center='mate-control-center'

##alias sur un xfce4
#alias nautilus='thunar'
#alias caja='thunar'
#alias terminal='xfce4-terminal'
#alias mate-control-center='xfce4-settings-manager'
#alias gnome-control-center='xfce4-settings-manager'
#alias pluma='gedit'

##alias sur un gnome
#alias thunar='nautilus'
#alias caja='nautilus'
#alias terminal='gnome-terminal'
#alias atril='evince'
#alias mate-control-center='gnome-control-center'
#alias xfce4-settings-manager='gnome-control-center'
#alias pluma='gedit'

[bruno sanchiz]

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