Hacking the command line
Auto installing vundle from your vimrc
Erik Zaadi
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0 responses
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vim, vundle
Tmux : Named sessions with autocomplete
Oleiade
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, tmux, screen
Get filename and extension in Shell Script
CrazyApi
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1 response
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shell, bash, extension
gist script from command line
pleone
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1 response
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shell, console, gist, git
rvm gemset setup
Wayne Graham
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0 responses
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bash, rvm, gemsets
Ssh and cd into pwd in one command
Tom Gallacher
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0 responses
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ssh, bash
Run your Rails tests from vim to spin
Maximiliano Dello Russo
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0 responses
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tdd, rails, vim, rspec
Sed recursively with the help of ack and xargs
Mario Bonales
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1 response
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shell, sed, unix, bash
Are you missing "sudo" on commands in terminal? Don't worry.
Mariz Melo
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2 responses
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shell, terminal, unix, tips
Add Git branch information to bash prompt
Matt Hodges
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3 responses
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shell, bash, git
Name your tab in iTerm
Douglas Vojir
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0 responses
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iterm, bash
No more bundle exec with any shell
Hannes Georg
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0 responses
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ruby, bundler, shell, gems
Launch Sublime Text 2 from a terminal in Mac OS
Matt Munday
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5 responses
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shell, terminal, editor, sublime text 2
Switch to select BibTeX or biber.
Mark Stanley Everitt
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1 response
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shell, latex, bibtex, biber
Detailed colored file list on Mac OS bash
David Gavilan
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0 responses
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shell, mac, bash
Indentation Primer
Seth Brown
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2 responses
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vim
Getting Local Machine IP Address in Shell
Jiangge Zhang
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2 responses
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shell, awk, ifconfig
Speed up your terminal (OSX)
Landon Noss
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1 response
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zsh, terminal, osx, bash
Fish: a smart and user-friendly command line shell
Chris Jaure
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0 responses
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shell, fish
Command-line AirPlay video client for AppleTV
Tomohiro TAIRA
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3 responses
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ruby, shell, rubygems, osx
Encode wav to mp3 with lame including fail save for filenames containing spaces
eFrane
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0 responses
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shell, mp3, lame, wav
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