Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Easy tab navigation in MacVim and GVim
Rafael Bika
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0 responses
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vim, navigation, gvim, tab
How to scp with spaces
Maxime VALETTE
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0 responses
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shell, scp, spaces
Sublime Text 2 installer/uninstaller
Marco Trulla
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0 responses
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shell, script, sublime-text, linux
EC2 Completion using AWS CLI, fzf, and zsh
Curio
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0 responses
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zsh, fzf, ec2, aws
Quick doc conversion to pdf
Shashank Mehta
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1 response
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pdf, docx, bash, ppt
VIM IDE for Python programmers
Thiago Avelino
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0 responses
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python, vim, avelino0
Simple way to parse json in the terminal
yaakov
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0 responses
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python, terminal, json
Interactive Vim Tutorial
Rajeev N Bharshetty
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1 response
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vim, tips
Swift REPL in terminal
Michael Kohl
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0 responses
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terminal, ios, osx, swift
Rewrite version of all metadata.json in Cinnamon Extension
Kohei Yamada
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0 responses
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shell, linux, x11, ubuntu
Google search a word before adding it to a Vim spell file
Keith Pinson
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0 responses
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vim, spelling, spell-checking, vim-g
Do you manage a lot of servers with ssh?
Chip Castle
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0 responses
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ssh, hostname
Tabbing in gvim
Kristian Lewis Jones
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1 response
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vim, vimrc, gvim
Variable setting tricks
William Kelly
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0 responses
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shell, cli, bash
ZSH globbing qualifiers
Augusto Hack
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0 responses
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shell, zsh
Advanced features for your Bash Shell
Hélder Vasconcelos
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0 responses
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shell, cli, linux, unix
Try out fish shell
Matt Massicotte
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0 responses
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shell, osx
automate heroku script for postgres color
kreso
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0 responses
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cli, shell scripting, bash, heroku scripting
Close a frozen SSH session
Willem van der Jagt
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0 responses
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shell, ssh
Ghost Localhost server
Corey Trombley
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2 responses
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ruby, terminal, server, localhost
Search and replace with Perl in command line
padawin
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0 responses
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perl, command line, bash, search and replace
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