Hacking the command line
Bash Colors
Mike Gensel
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0 responses
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bash
Run SU with password command line argument
Chris Turnbull
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0 responses
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shell, linux
To disable Apple's Press-And-Hold in Terminal, e.g. Vim
Ain Tohvri
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0 responses
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shell, console, terminal, osx
Solving Skype Webcam Problem on Ubuntu 14.04x64 ASUS K52Dr
Tamer Shlash
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2 responses
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skype, webcam, ubuntu, bash
Git autocorrect
Ashley Hazle
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0 responses
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shell, git, typo
Git branch fuzzy search checkout
Christoffer Skeppstedt
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0 responses
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shell, utility, git
[Linux] display space sorted by % used
Martin
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0 responses
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shell, linux
Vagrant tweaks to make it more like your local command line app
Laura Davis-Robeson
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2 responses
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terminal, vagrant, iterm, bash
Stuck waiting for your frozen SSH session to timeout?
Patrick
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0 responses
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shell, ssh, escape, frozen
Some useful bash aliases on OS X
Keith Gable
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0 responses
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alias, osx, bash
Use your history!
Lajos Koszti
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2 responses
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shell, zsh, history, bash
Launch screen saver from terminal
Thiago Pontes
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0 responses
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hack, terminal, protip, afk
SSH with X11 forwarding
Djordje Mijatovic
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0 responses
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linux, ssh, x11, ubuntu
Find Linux distro
Victor Mendonca
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0 responses
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linux, bash, distros
Set vim as default editor in Debian/Ubuntu
Nicklasos
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0 responses
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vim, ubuntu, editor, debian
Basic error handling for sqlplus
Victor Mendonca
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0 responses
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oracle, bash, sqlplus
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