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by marcosdumay
1695 days ago
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> `command` is correctly informing you of the whole story. You are assuming a bit too much here. Which tells you the preferred executable with that name, while command tells you what will run if you execute it on the current shell. From what I can tell, one does not replace the other. But yes, for your example of usage, command is more correct. |
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