Everyday tools of the trade
Testing Ubuntu with TestDrive
John Stevenson
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0 responses
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linux, ubuntu, testing
CTRL+V in windows cmd.exe
Jarek Krochmalski
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0 responses
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console, windows, ahk
Mass renaming files with zmv (zsh)
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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zsh, files, renaming, zmv
Delete remote git tags
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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git, workflow, delete, remote tags
Reset Vim syntax highlighting
Ivan Novikov
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0 responses
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vim, syntax, html
Script your development environment
Žiga
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0 responses
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ruby, puppet, virtual, vagrant
Running jar with default arguments
Konstantin Gorodinskiy
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0 responses
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shell, linux, unix, jar
Howto split a git repository into two
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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git, split repo, prune, filter-branch
Delete All Files in A dir function
James Doyle
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0 responses
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shell, function, remove, bash
Switching case in vim
Jearvon Dharrie
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0 responses
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vim, productivity
Search useful commands in vim
Javier Cervantes
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0 responses
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vim, search
add a "All" operator to vim
gahtune
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0 responses
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vim, operator
Encoding hell, grep and iconv salvage!
Igor Moiseev
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0 responses
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grep, utf8, database, iconv
A zsh alias to quickly back up a file
Ivan Zarea
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0 responses
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shell, zsh
Different uses for -p in Git
Rob Hoelz
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0 responses
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git, interactive
Change your Terminal.app theme when sshing
Mario Uher
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0 responses
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zsh, terminal, ssh, os x
SFTP Setup
Christoph Lühr
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0 responses
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ftp, ubuntu, sftp
Merge upstream changes
Oliver Schrenk
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0 responses
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git, merge
Fix PhpStorm font rendering on linux
Lauris
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2 responses
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linux, fonts, phpstorm, anti-aliasing
How to edit long bash command
Ahmed Al Hafoudh
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1 response
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bash, vim, linux
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