Where is .bashrc file located in WSL?
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Being a completely newcomer in linux world, I'm trying to make some development using ubuntu features. I wanted to add some alias to .bashrc but couldn't find it.
There is an answer on this qustion, but its not a duplicate, because while working on an older versions of windows on my 1803 system it's doesn't work.
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asked Jan 24 at 21:13
Alex StelmakhAlex Stelmakh
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Being a completely newcomer in linux world, I'm trying to make some development using ubuntu features. I wanted to add some alias to .bashrc but couldn't find it.
There is an answer on this qustion, but its not a duplicate, because while working on an older versions of windows on my 1803 system it's doesn't work.
windows-subsystem-for-linux
asked Jan 24 at 21:13
Alex StelmakhAlex Stelmakh
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On Linux systems,.bashrcis found in the user's home directory.~/.bashrcor"${HOME}"/.bashrcor/home/username/.bashrc. Many file explorers hide files beginning with a., and treat them as hidden files.
– earthmeLon
Jan 24 at 21:16
How did you try finding it? What answer are you referring to, and how doesn't it work?
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:53
Did you read this? stackoverflow.com/q/40820822/4518341
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:55
Yes, I saw this post. On my system just isn't Lxss folder. I found it with opening home/username directory in VIM. Bash not shows content of this folder. And after earthmeLon told me about hidden files I decided to open entire folder in VIM, and it works) Thank you.
– Alex Stelmakh
2 days ago
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Being a completely newcomer in linux world, I'm trying to make some development using ubuntu features. I wanted to add some alias to .bashrc but couldn't find it.
There is an answer on this qustion, but its not a duplicate, because while working on an older versions of windows on my 1803 system it's doesn't work.
windows-subsystem-for-linux
asked Jan 24 at 21:13
Alex StelmakhAlex Stelmakh
1815
Being a completely newcomer in linux world, I'm trying to make some development using ubuntu features. I wanted to add some alias to .bashrc but couldn't find it.
There is an answer on this qustion, but its not a duplicate, because while working on an older versions of windows on my 1803 system it's doesn't work.
windows-subsystem-for-linux
windows-subsystem-for-linux
asked Jan 24 at 21:13
Alex StelmakhAlex Stelmakh
1815
asked Jan 24 at 21:13
Alex StelmakhAlex Stelmakh
1815
asked Jan 24 at 21:13
Alex StelmakhAlex Stelmakh
1815
asked Jan 24 at 21:13
Alex StelmakhAlex Stelmakh
1815
asked Jan 24 at 21:13
Alex StelmakhAlex Stelmakh
1815
1815
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On Linux systems,.bashrcis found in the user's home directory.~/.bashrcor"${HOME}"/.bashrcor/home/username/.bashrc. Many file explorers hide files beginning with a., and treat them as hidden files.
– earthmeLon
Jan 24 at 21:16
How did you try finding it? What answer are you referring to, and how doesn't it work?
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:53
Did you read this? stackoverflow.com/q/40820822/4518341
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:55
Yes, I saw this post. On my system just isn't Lxss folder. I found it with opening home/username directory in VIM. Bash not shows content of this folder. And after earthmeLon told me about hidden files I decided to open entire folder in VIM, and it works) Thank you.
– Alex Stelmakh
2 days ago
add a comment |
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On Linux systems,.bashrcis found in the user's home directory.~/.bashrcor"${HOME}"/.bashrcor/home/username/.bashrc. Many file explorers hide files beginning with a., and treat them as hidden files.
– earthmeLon
Jan 24 at 21:16
How did you try finding it? What answer are you referring to, and how doesn't it work?
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:53
Did you read this? stackoverflow.com/q/40820822/4518341
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:55
Yes, I saw this post. On my system just isn't Lxss folder. I found it with opening home/username directory in VIM. Bash not shows content of this folder. And after earthmeLon told me about hidden files I decided to open entire folder in VIM, and it works) Thank you.
– Alex Stelmakh
2 days ago
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On Linux systems,
.bashrc is found in the user's home directory. ~/.bashrc or "${HOME}"/.bashrc or /home/username/.bashrc. Many file explorers hide files beginning with a ., and treat them as hidden files.– earthmeLon
Jan 24 at 21:16
On Linux systems,
.bashrc is found in the user's home directory. ~/.bashrc or "${HOME}"/.bashrc or /home/username/.bashrc. Many file explorers hide files beginning with a ., and treat them as hidden files.– earthmeLon
Jan 24 at 21:16
How did you try finding it? What answer are you referring to, and how doesn't it work?
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:53
How did you try finding it? What answer are you referring to, and how doesn't it work?
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:53
Did you read this? stackoverflow.com/q/40820822/4518341
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:55
Did you read this? stackoverflow.com/q/40820822/4518341
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:55
Yes, I saw this post. On my system just isn't Lxss folder. I found it with opening home/username directory in VIM. Bash not shows content of this folder. And after earthmeLon told me about hidden files I decided to open entire folder in VIM, and it works) Thank you.
– Alex Stelmakh
2 days ago
Yes, I saw this post. On my system just isn't Lxss folder. I found it with opening home/username directory in VIM. Bash not shows content of this folder. And after earthmeLon told me about hidden files I decided to open entire folder in VIM, and it works) Thank you.
– Alex Stelmakh
2 days ago
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On Linux systems,
.bashrcis found in the user's home directory.~/.bashrcor"${HOME}"/.bashrcor/home/username/.bashrc. Many file explorers hide files beginning with a., and treat them as hidden files.– earthmeLon
Jan 24 at 21:16
How did you try finding it? What answer are you referring to, and how doesn't it work?
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:53
Did you read this? stackoverflow.com/q/40820822/4518341
– wjandrea
Jan 24 at 21:55
Yes, I saw this post. On my system just isn't Lxss folder. I found it with opening home/username directory in VIM. Bash not shows content of this folder. And after earthmeLon told me about hidden files I decided to open entire folder in VIM, and it works) Thank you.
– Alex Stelmakh
2 days ago