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@red-socks294 red-socks294 commented Sep 2, 2021

because of the StackExchange thread "Does sl ever show the current directory?"

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Julien-Leos commented Oct 6, 2021

I approve. Now please add 1% chance on ls to execute sl.

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Okay... but i'll first attempt to check if sl is indeed installed on the system

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tralph3 commented Dec 19, 2021

I would suggest running ls and letting the shell interpret it, that way aliases should be respected.

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I will do that when I get to my PC.

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This would ruin the joke:

As far as I know, the only condition under which sl shows the current directory is when you mistype it as ls.

So I'm against.

Update it so it has a 10% chance to execute ls, and if it does do it it will /bin/bash the ls.
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I would suggest running ls and letting the shell interpret it, that way aliases should be respected.

This has been added.

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