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I’ve been looking around for ways to alias clear and ls into one command.
Currently I’ve defined command x:
alias x="clear;ls"
Now is there any walkaround to avoid recursion and define:
alias ls='clear;ls'
If you put a backslash before the command name, that will disable any aliases.
Or, like Arnaud said, just use the full path for ls.