Bash tips you will reuse
Script notes that fail less on other people's machines.
Git CLI: Make sure you're in color
Chris Higgins
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git, bash, shell
How much memory is chrome using
Rafael Gumieri
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bash, linux
Get the count of open FDs per process
Ivan Dilber
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linux, bash
Reusing previous command argument in new command
Wojtek Ryrych
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shell, zsh, bash
Word based count on a piece of text
Bharath ツ
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bash, text processing, word count
interrupt yourself when you start procrastinating due to long builds
unhammer
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make, productivity, bash
Some useful utilities
Zhang Tai
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bash, unix
Read manpages with Vim
Anthony Sutardja
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bash, vim
Mass Push of Public Key
Eric
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bash, linux, ssh, public_key
fallback trashbin and log
madcello
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bash, fallback, trash, trashbin
Remove all docker containers and images
Valcho Nedelchev
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images, linux, bash, docker
BASH - generate password randomly in CLI
dangtunglam
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0 responses
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bash, cli, password
Find file by name
Suzanne Aldrich
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0 responses
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bash
Remove all old docker container
louis
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grep, xargs, bash, cut
Remove unstaged code in git
Oskar Hane
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shell, bash, git
List of file and directory
DiegoCaridei
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shell, bash
Apply command to a previous command in BASH
Mohammed Attia
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linux, ubuntu, bash
Auto Git Deployment
Purwa Astawa
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bash, git, linux, ssh
Touch all modified files in your working directory, forcing files watched with ie Guard to run tests
Griffin Smith
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shell, git, unit tests, bash
Opening multiple files in vim using bash
Pascal
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bash, vim
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