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| startup script for terminal
hi friends! i've read a few threads with similar questions and answers, but they didn't help me very much... i'm using tcsh as terminal shell and i'd like to run a few commands when starting up the terminal. i managed to do this with bash, but i don't get the commands and filenames i need for tcsh... 1. i'd like to add /. to my path, this is done with set, isn't? 2. i'd like to alias ls to 'ls -l' . this is done with alias ls 'ls -k' i figured out. the main problem is, that i don't exactly know how to automate this at terminal startup for tcsh. i'm sure anyone can help, right? Have a nice day! |
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