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Die, Android emulator (god powers)
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| # Die, Android (on Ubuntu) -- This will be placed into your generic aliases collection | |
| # Put to ~/.bash_aliases, and remember to source it in ~/.bashrc | |
| alias 'dand=sudo killall -KILL qemu-system-i386' | |
| # EDRA as an add-on, also into your ~/.bash_aliases | |
| alias edra='vim ~/.bash_aliases; ba && hash -r' | |
| # And ba - yet again it goes into ~/.bash_aliases | |
| alias ba='. ~/bash_aliases; echo Realiased!' | |
| # | |
| # Now get an espresso! | |
| # | |
| # Check: 'alias' [Enter] | |
| # | |
| # The above 3 should be mentioned there | |
| # Now you can just use 'edra' to edit & re-effectuate | |
| # or 'dand' to kill the android emulator which is stuck |
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The gist contains more than 1 unrelated alias definitions for the (Bash) shell.
"dand" is the beef here.
I originally created this for quickly killing the Android emulator process, which is called 'qemu-system-i386'. See, sometimes the emulator gets stuck pretty bad and it's boring to try and snatch it within the GUI. Terminal just makes it so much faster.