Alias mail google

A popular alias!

By running the command alias mail=google, you're telling your terminal or shell to replace any instance of the word "mail" with the command "google".

From now on, when you type mail, your terminal will actually run the google command instead. This can be useful for simplifying your workflow or creating a shortcut to a frequently used command.

For example, if you want to search for something on Google, you can simply type mail <search query> instead of google <search query>.

Keep in mind that this alias only applies to the current terminal session or shell. If you want to make it persistent across all your terminal sessions, you'll need to add the alias to your shell configuration file (e.g., ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc).

Are you happy with this alias, or would you like to create a different one?