Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
/bin/setup
ombulabs
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0 responses
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bash, ruby, rails
Copy windows command content using CLIP
nuthanmurari
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0 responses
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windows, windows cmd, command prompt, shell
Prevent bad vim habits
Nayan Hajratwala
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1 response
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vim, fast, home, get_better
gvim always new tab with fish shell
Niclas
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0 responses
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fish, vim, gvim, fishshell
ZFS clean all Snapshots of a system
Philipp Haußleiter
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0 responses
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bash, zfs, cleanup, snapshot
Super Git console Linux
Hendrik Peter
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1 response
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shell, linux, git, ubuntu
shortcut to clear cache in symfony2
Gastón Nina
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0 responses
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terminal, cache, cmd, ubuntu
Link OSX /Users to /home without rebooting
Marin Usalj
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, osx, mneorr
Resync time for CentOS
Danny Gershman
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0 responses
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shell, centos
easy way to trim string in shell
kelviN
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Edit textareas in Firefox with MacVim
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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vim, pentadactyl
Include .dotfiles when expanding *
Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen
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0 responses
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zsh, unix, bash
Remote debugging for PHP cli scripts
Adrian
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0 responses
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php, shell, console, cli
Show OSX download history
Mauro Barincelli
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0 responses
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terminal, osx
How to Enabled terminal's color
Stefano Pulze
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1 response
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color, terminal, linux, unix
Better vi-mode for all programs using readline
Amin ZELFANI
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0 responses
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shell, vim, input, vi
Pretty git log
Kenrick Turner
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0 responses
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shell, log, git
The missing brew bundle
Karsten Silkenbäumer
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0 responses
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shell, osx, homebrew
Change to the previous directory
Todd Wolfson
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0 responses
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shell, cd, directory, previous
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