Popular Shell Programming Tips
One-liner to get S3 bucket size
Simon Pantzare
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0 responses
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shell, s3, awk, aws
Resume an scp transfer
Semio Zheng
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0 responses
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shell
Elegantly remove a directory from $PATH in Bash shell
Robin Bate Boerop
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1 response
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shell, $path, bash
Search and Replace Command Line
Matt Helm
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0 responses
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shell, linux
^R ssh ENTER is very useful - save time with history search
Johannes Lundberg
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0 responses
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shell, bash, terminal
Be faster with your fingers at home row
Wojtek Ryrych
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0 responses
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shell, productivity
HTML to Markdown pipeline
James Duncombe
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0 responses
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shell, html, markdown
How to search same file with different case
Mauro Barincelli
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0 responses
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shell, linux, unix
Open file in Quick Look from the terminal
Dale Wijnand
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0 responses
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shell, macosx
Renamimg all files in a folder using the `mv` command
Jean-Rémy Duboc
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2 responses
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shell, command line, linux, folders
find used port
daniel anggrianto
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0 responses
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shell, linux
Trimming standard output with tr command
Wojtek Ryrych
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0 responses
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zsh, shell
Speed test using shell
Jishnu
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Alias to strip comments from a file
Valcho Nedelchev
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0 responses
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shell, bash, alias, sh
Tarball of files modified between two GIT commits
Jérémy
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0 responses
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shell, git, deploy, deployment
a gemset per project shortcut
antonio lorusso
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, zsh
Substituting last command argument in zsh
Wojtek Ryrych
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0 responses
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zsh, shell
Test simple a temas de Plymouth
zoek
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0 responses
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shell, plymouth
Sane PATH building while reloading .profile
Jonathan Freedman
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0 responses
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shell, dotfiles, bash
Forgot the name of your branch?
Stephen Binns
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0 responses
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shell, git
cd into whatever is the forefront Finder window
Rodolfo Ovalles
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, mac
Bash tab complete ignorecase
Mat Cauthon
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0 responses
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shell, linux, bash
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