> It's a bad idea to alias rm. It would be better to use your xrm > directly. If you alias rm and get in the habit of it protecting you, > one of these days the alias won't be there and OOPS, gone!
Well... I know what you mean, but I'm using GNU/Linux for seven years now, it's now almost impossible to learn to use `xrm' instead of `rm'. Besides, it won't disappear somewhen, it's hardcoded (and bound to other stuff, which I know whether it exists or not).
