Stop Typing 'open' and 'vim': Using Zsh Suffix Aliases for Faster File Access
Stop typing 'open' or 'vim' every time you want to view a file. Learn how to use Zsh suffix aliases to launch files automatically based on their extension.
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Stop typing 'open' or 'vim' every time you want to view a file. Learn how to use Zsh suffix aliases to launch files automatically based on their extension.
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