Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Vim tip
Thiago Pontes
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1 response
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vim, tip, vi, gvim
audible feedback for bash-scripts
Marco Tralles
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1 response
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console, script, mac, feedback
rename multiple files given a pattern
Miguel
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2 responses
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ruby, bash, rename multiple files
Get IP + port from boo2docker
Balazs Nadasdi
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0 responses
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shell, script, boot2docker, docker
My vimfiles
Josemar Luedke
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0 responses
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viml, vim
Push public SSH key to server in one line
Alex Rehberg
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2 responses
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shell, ssh, server, key
Find the longest path on your OS
Janos Gyerik
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2 responses
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awk, bash
Format an external drive from the command line
Thierry Le Moulec
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, format external drive
beardsnapper: take a picture upon git commit in linux
ashleyblackmore
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0 responses
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linux, git, bash
Search string to easily find conflicts in a file
padawin
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0 responses
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viml, vim, git, conflict
Name your tab in iTerm
Douglas Vojir
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0 responses
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iterm, bash
Find a process that is listening to a port
Robson Mendonça
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2 responses
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shell, macosx, linux
Movement in Bash on Mac
Natansh Verma
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0 responses
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shell, mac
Port to Process Mapping
Horia Dragomir
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1 response
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cli, ports
Installing Rails on OSX
Josh Burns
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6 responses
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ruby, shell, rails, osx
C-style loops in bash
Roman Rader
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0 responses
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shell, linux, bash
Start Sublime text 2 from OS X terminal
shinn
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1 response
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terminal, sublime, osx, sublimetext2
Start/Stop/status cycle for vert.x program (or any other PID controlled one)
Octavio Luna
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0 responses
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shell, sh, vertx, java
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