Newest Shell Programming Tips
Ruby pbcopy and pbpaste
Simone Carletti
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1 response
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shell, clipboard, irb, pbcopy
use command prompt like vim
Sandeep Ravichandran
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, vim, prompt
Variable setting tricks
William Kelly
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0 responses
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shell, cli, bash
Find out what fonts are used in a PDF
Kenrick Turner
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0 responses
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shell, typography, cli, font
Pretty git log
Kenrick Turner
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0 responses
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shell, log, git
irb hacks
Jason King
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, irb
irb time saver
Tieg Zaharia
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4 responses
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ruby, shell
Insert last argument of previous command
Tom Hudson
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Killer shell prompt to use with Git
Thomas
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0 responses
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shell, prompt, git, bash
Configuring your Debian-based server timezone
Filipe Kiss
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0 responses
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shell, ubuntu
Put your .dot files in a repository
Tim Heap
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0 responses
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shell, vim, dot files, git
Running cronjobs at odd intervals using cron.daily
Stephan Sokolow
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0 responses
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shell, linux, bash
Information-richness in a compact zsh Prompt
Stephan Sokolow
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, git
How to load environment when using ssh non-inteactive
Michel Blanc
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0 responses
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shell, ssh, bash
Run a script every n seconds
Koh Choong Yong
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0 responses
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shell, unix
Disable Ctrl-S and Ctrl-Q on terminal
Guilherme Victal
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1 response
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shell, bash
Create .rvmrc in all directories in your 'projects' dir
Łukasz Korecki
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1 response
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shell, zsh, rvm, ruby
Search your command history
Niels van Aken
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0 responses
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shell, grep, ssh, history
bash string tricks
Nat Friedman
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Simple HTTP Server
Francesco Ceccon
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0 responses
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shell
tail file to Sublime Text
Tymon Tobolski
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0 responses
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shell, sublime, log
Don't Rush To Create Git Aliases
Abizer Nasir
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1 response
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shell, aliases, git
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