aliases

alias:debian

Shorted aliases for most used Debian specific commands. To activate it, add debian to plugins(...) in your .bashrc file:

plugins=(... debian)

Basic Commands

Alias	Command
`apup`	`sudo apt update`
`apug`	`sudo apt upgrade`
`apuu`	`sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`
`apfu`	`sudo apt full-upgrade`
`apin`	`sudo apt install`
`apri`	`sudo apt install --reinstall`
`aprm`	`sudo apt remove`
`apur`	`sudo apt purge`
`apse`	`apt search`
`apdl`	`apt-get download`

APT Maintainance & Diagnostic Commands

Alias	Command
`apar`	`sudo apt autoremove`
`apcl`	`sudo apt-get autoclean`
`apesr`	`sudo apt edit-sources`
`apsh`	`apt show`
`aphst`	`cat /var/log/apt/history.log \| less`
`drcf`	`sudo dpkg-reconfigure`

APT Source & Building Commands

Alias	Command
`apsc`	`apt-get source`
`apbd`	`sudo apt build-deb`

Debian's update-* commands

Alias	Command
`upgrb`	`sudo update-grub`
`uirfs`	`sudo update-initramfs -u`

alias:package-manager

This plugin provides the set of aliases that can be used to control package managers. Here is the list of the supported aliases for each package manager. You can find the details of each alias in the source package-manager.aliases.bash.

emerge (Portage Enoch Merge) ... em, es, esync, eb, er, ers, emfu, elip
cave (Paludis Cave) ... cave, cr, cui, cs, cli
apt (Advanced Packaging Tool) ... apt, aptfu, apti, apts, aptr, aptar, aptli
dpkg (Debian Package) ... dpkg

The command to use to call these package manager can be specified in the variable OMB_ALIAS_PACKAGE_MANAGER_SUDO. By default, sudo is used when the current use is not root and the command sudo is available.

# Use sudo to run the package manager
OMB_ALIAS_PACKAGE_MANAGER_SUDO=sudo

# Do not use sudo but directly run the package manager
OMB_ALIAS_PACKAGE_MANAGER_SUDO=