Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Change the folder where your screenshots are stored on mac
Vinicius Souza
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0 responses
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terminal, macosx, screenshots
How to edit long bash command
Ahmed Al Hafoudh
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1 response
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bash, vim, linux
Automated EBS Snapshots
Frank
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0 responses
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bash, aws
Make Behat comments visible in Mac OS X Terminal
Adeola Awoyemi
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0 responses
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php, terminal, mac, bdd
Make programs running as root in Gnome use the same theme as regular programs.
Drew Prentice
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0 responses
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shell, gnome, linux, desktop
Don't use Grep, use Ack
Stuart Grimshaw
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0 responses
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grep, search, ack
Git conflicts into vim arg list
Tony R Quilkey
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1 response
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vim, git
Fast tab management in VIM
Gustaf Shin
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0 responses
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vim, tabs
browse the file system within Vim
Ryan Regalado
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0 responses
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vim, editor, ide
Build context aware cli tools in python
chalupaul
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0 responses
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python, cli
Generate your changelogs with Git log and write
Miguel Ramos
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0 responses
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log, sh, changelog, git
update rails test DB after a running a migration
bjh
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0 responses
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shell, rails, alias, migration
Determine whether we on Centos/RedHat or on SuSE linux
Roman Rader
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0 responses
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linux, centos, redhat, bash
Tutorial de comandos básicos de MySQL (Parte 1)
Hugo Gilmar Erazo
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0 responses
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mysql, terminal, sql, mysql client
Vim tip
Jeroen
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1 response
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vim
twiimote - connecting a wiimote to twitter
Wesley Hill
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0 responses
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python, terminal, twitter, internet
Get error codes of all commands in a bash pipe
Ben Kennish
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code, error, pipe, bash
Find Linux distro
Victor Mendonca
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0 responses
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linux, bash, distros
Redo the last command
Fabrizio Codello
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0 responses
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shell, terminal
Install SublimeText command line tool in Mac OS X
Lucia Moreno
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0 responses
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shell, command line, system administration, sublimetext
generate date based filenames
Mike Taylor
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0 responses
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shell, date, bash
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