In Ubuntu 16.04 I edited /etc/bash.bashrc, there I added in the end of file:alias ll='ls -la --group-directories-first'I than rebooted.I did so aiming to rewrite the native ll alias. Yet it was not changed.If I go to any dir that includes dirs and files, and I do ll, I get a list without dirs being sorted above files. In other words, the behavior isn't changed.My question is, how could I override ll?I ask this because it is most comfortable for me, to use the key combo ll but I just want it, to behave this way.Update:I need all aliases (including the ll override) in the same file and available for all users, hence I used /etc/bash.bashrc.
Overriding an alias
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