I have this command :

```
$ anbox session-manager --single-window --window-size=400,650

```

and i need to run it **frequently**, is there any way to avoid **rewriting** it every time I need it ?
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You can use the alias command, and if you want to make the change permanent you can append the alias command in your .bashrc file, so every time you launch a terminal you will have by default the defined alias that you set before in your .bashrc file.
e.g.
`alias <name_of_the_alias>="<command>".`

You can find more info regarding alias [here](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alias_(command))
There are several ways you can do this, the most common is probably [using an alias](https://www.tecmint.com/create-alias-in-linux/)

A common alias is using 'll' for 'ls -al', one way you could do that is with the following command:

`alias ll='ls-al'`