Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Get a pretty-print xml from a site (or a remote location)
Sébastien Quioc
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ssh, curl, xml
non-blocking IPC in shell
Amalrik Maia
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shell, ipc, fifo, bash
Ignore changes in tracked files with git, beyond .gitignore
Earl Swigert
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git, terminal, .gitignore, unchanged
Cambiar permisos de archivos filtrando por nombre en Ubuntu
Gastón Nina
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shell, linux, ubuntu
.dotfiles for bash
Juan M. Hidalgo
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shell, bash, dotfiles
Mac OS/X login/logout hooks
Jason Rogers
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bash, mac
Shell function to update ports for all FreeBSD jails
Goran
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shell, freebsd, update, ports
pipe commands through ts from moreutils to prepend a timestamp
nat
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logs, timestamps, linux, pipe
start your editor in less
PwnyTail
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nano, emacs, vim, less
Connect to a remote MySQL DB without changing access grants (ssh required)
Thomas Pannek
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mysql, ssh, remote, tunnel
Check if process is alive in shell
dennis zhuang
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shell, process
Navigate in zsh like a boss
Eyjafjallajokull
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shell, zsh, productivity
Sharing non-bare git repos
Jon Henderson
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cli, git
VirtualBox tips
Denis Savitskiy
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ssh, virtualbox, network
JSON beutifier for the command line warrior
Jose Miguel
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console, terminal, command line, json
close a dead ssh session on terminal
Jin
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terminal, ssh, disconnect
Vim shortcuts for Google Chrome
Daniel Puglisi
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chrome, vim, shortcut, movement
Resize vsplited windows on vim
Eduardo Matos
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vim, gvim
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