Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Touch all modified files in your working directory, forcing files watched with ie Guard to run tests
Griffin Smith
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shell, git, unit tests, bash
How to differentiate running Java processes on Linux
John Leacox
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java, shell, linux
Becoming a better Vim user and preserving your hands simultaneously
Daniel Levin
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vim, productivity
Simple HTTP Server
Francesco Ceccon
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shell
Opening multiple files in vim using bash
Pascal
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bash, vim
Substituting last command argument in zsh
Wojtek Ryrych
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zsh, shell
Run command to remotes servers
Michael Akimov
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shell, script, bash
Open all not committed files in vi
Marcelo Andrade
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git, vim, bash
I give up
Joel Pettersson
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bash
enhance your terminal prompt to show current git branch
Michael Indyk
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git, terminal, bash
Simple contributors stats on git repos
Denis Costa
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shell, git
bash history
neizod
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bash
Find distinct IP addresses in a (httpd) log file
Basil Brunner
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shell, logs
TesterTesting
Rohit Paul Kuruvilla
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ruby, python, shell
[Linux] display space sorted by % used
Martin
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shell, linux
DWIM List/Viewer
Steven Lumos
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shell
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