Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
daily rotating backups
borislav nikolov
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0 responses
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backup, bash
List all user in linux
Ismail Sunni
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0 responses
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terminal, linux, list user, shell
A smarter way to empty Trash on your MAC
will
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, mac
just for myself
Daniel Wehner
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1 response
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shell
Terminal Meta Goodness in iTerm
boB Rudis
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0 responses
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shell, bash, shortcut, iterm
Automatically change the OS X Login Window text
Mauro Barincelli
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0 responses
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python, shell, osx
Search for pdfs with specific text
Daniel Wehner
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0 responses
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shell, pdf
Bash integer expansion
Chao YANG
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0 responses
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shell
See which files are just touched
Maikel
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2 responses
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shell, linux, mac, files
Matching regexps directly in bash
Knut Haugen
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0 responses
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bash, regexp
Bash 1-liner to randomize lines in a csv/text file
Stephen Blankenship
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0 responses
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bash, randomize
Build a local command-line remote pairing environment
Zee Spencer
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0 responses
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ssh, tmux, pairing
Converting files
Chris Perivolaropoulos
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0 responses
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bash, filenames, string substitution
Shell alias for getting the ip address of a docker container easily
Ganeshwara Herawan Hananda Putra
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0 responses
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shell, bash, zsh, docker
Copy a remote file to mac clipboard
Benjamin
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0 responses
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osx, ssh, copy
Turn keyboard entry visibility on and off in bash
ryepdx
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Copying working directories
Anthony Sutardja
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0 responses
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osx, bash
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