If you don't have one, you can add one easily-the file name should already be referenced as an include in your.
bashrc that would allow you to get up and running, or stop, with far fewer key strokes: i.e., ' letsgo' to start services, and ' stopit' to stop them. You could, of course, create aliases for both of these commands in your. This is fine and all, but it requires a little finger work.
If all you need to do is get services (Apache, MySQL, ProFTPD) started or stopped, ApacheFriends suggests you use the following: $ sudo /opt/lampp/lampp start //OR, AS THE CASE MAY BE $ sudo /opt/lampp/lampp stop You've installed XAMPP for Linux! Congratulations! Now that it's installed, how do you get it running? ApacheFriends has you covered for the basics, of course, but their methods make use of the command line, and aren't exactly efficient in terms of keystrokes.
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