Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Enable lolcommits for all repos!
George Marchin
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0 responses
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git, bash, lolcommits
Set your last expression to a variable
Jonathan Pepin
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0 responses
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terminal, variable
django template with vim: replace static references in html
javier wilson
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0 responses
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templates, regex, vim
Set vim as default editor in Debian/Ubuntu
Nicklasos
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0 responses
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vim, ubuntu, editor, debian
Vim repeat subsitution
arminas
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2 responses
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vim
Display all vim windows in buffer
David Chua
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0 responses
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vim, cheatsheet
Disable Auto-correct suggestion in zsh
Giulian Drimba
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0 responses
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zsh, terminal, zshell, auto-correct
alias ..="cd .."
Francis San Juan
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0 responses
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bash, terminal
own ssh tunnel
Dezzpil
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0 responses
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mysql, ssh, db, tunnel
Show total size of folders and contents
Martin Downton
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0 responses
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bash, disk usage
Show some simple git branch graph on terminal
Norbert Melzer
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0 responses
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terminal, git, branching-graph
fg programname
william sherif
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0 responses
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terminal, linux, unix
Script to create a file in a non-existing folder
padawin
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0 responses
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script, unix, bash
Highlight column 80.
Ryan Kois
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0 responses
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vim
Forgot to type sudo?
Horacio González
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0 responses
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bash, sudo
Combine stdout and file into stream
Nathan Lee
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0 responses
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shell, unix
man ascii
Erik Peterson
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0 responses
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cli
Search shell history
Marc Cantwell
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0 responses
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shell, bash, cli, unix
Vim loading the right ruby version with RVM
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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0 responses
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ruby, vim, rvm
freegamesforyourwebsite.com repository-alike
tacoen
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0 responses
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linux, bash
Find everything except
dmitry
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0 responses
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bash, find
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