para quiénes usan la terminal habitualmente
¿qué prefieren usar? ¿`bye` o `exit`?
yo por lo regular uso `exit`, pero cuando me molesto o prefiero `bye`
Al menos en Debian y OpenSUSE no lo veo instalado
Ah, un alias. Aunque si es un alias no es estándar. Debian no trae ni siquiera el "ll", que es un alias comúnfedaalgo escribió: 07 Ago 2026 02:13 curious, le pregunté a mi ia de confianza:
bye on terminal
Typing **bye** is a valid command to exit or logout of specific terminal sessions, such as **SFTP** or **FTP** prompts. In these environments, entering `bye` at the prompt and pressing Enter will revert you to your main shell (e.g., bash, sh, or zsh).
For standard Linux shells and most other command-line interfaces, **bye** is often recognized as an alias for the **exit** command. Typing `exit` (or pressing **Ctrl+D**) is the more universal method to close the current shell session or terminal window. If you are stuck in a program like **MySQL** or **Vim**, you may need to use specific exit commands (`exit`, `quit`, or `:q!`) or keyboard shortcuts like **Ctrl+C** or **Esc**.