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The first alias actually gave me some ideas, thanks for that. But I don't understand how is what you did is really different from
alias ein='sudo emerge -av'. I think the only thing that is different is the way you do itein abc defwill be the same asein abc, but why would you want this?I just realized what you were asking lol. I’ve had a couple beers, sorry.
Your idea may work, I’ll have to try it.
The second one updates world, so you get a system update.