bashmarks "l" question

the current function "l" is typically aliased to something else on Ubuntu

What's the recommend way to alter the alias for bashmarks, with modifying the code? i.e. l -> lll

Mar 23 '17 12:03 choman

I second this. I just unaliased the l but i am looking for more neater solution.

Jul 15 '17 15:07 AnwarShah

I am having the same issue. l is for ls -la on my environment.

Oct 10 '17 18:10 sam3k

yes, "l" is a very common alias for "ls", ideally there would be a way to prefix all bashmark commands with "b", eg "bl" instead of just "l".

Here is a fork that implements it: https://github.com/bachya/bashmarks

Oct 17 '17 02:10 turnspike

yes, "l" is a very common alias for "ls", ideally there would be a way to prefix all bashmark commands with "b", eg "bl" instead of just "l".

Here is a fork that implements it: https://github.com/bachya/bashmarks

How do i add the prefix command? "bm"

Jun 11 '21 17:06 felipe-b-oliveira