Learning by breaking, good point!
Finally I got the alias issue resolved. It was a rather stupid thing and my own fault. The .bashrc was completely
empty for a reason I cannot even imagine. I remember quite well editing it. I copied the .bashrc from my HOME directory to /root, sourced it and now everything seems to work fine. That's, until it doesn't anymore of course.
If it ain't broken, tweak it until it is!
The reason why I want the Bash settings available to everyone, is that I'm the only user on my computer. Sometimes as regular user, sometimes as root when doing administrative things. So far I haven't had the time to learn ZSH, which is said to be far superior to Bash and may have different options to achieve what I want.
Again, thanks for all your help,
Pascal
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Sent from mercilessly proprietary mobile device while on the run...
Pascal Bernhard
Schwalbacher Strasse 7
12161 Berlin
Cell: +49 152 55 87 27 88
Phone: +49 30 32 66 58 00
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