Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Work journal in the shell
Filipe Correia
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1 response
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zsh, log, productivity, git
.svn folder manipulation tips
Igor Moiseev
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0 responses
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shell, svn, subversion, folder
My .vimrc
Jude
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0 responses
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vim
rails database time traveler
Tobi Lehman
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0 responses
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rails, db, bash
Loving Vim's persistent undo
Jelle de Jong
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0 responses
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vim, editor, undo, persistent
Agent admitted failure to sign using the key ssh
Kerem Bozdas
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0 responses
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linux, ssh, bugs, openssh
The most useful Shell command
Jasdeep Khalsa
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0 responses
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shell, sh, linux, command-line
Set all mouse input device to use natural scrolling
Steimntz Machado de Figueiredo
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0 responses
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bash, xorg, xinput, linux
Open Xcode workspace from zsh
Neil Cowburn
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0 responses
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zsh, workspace, xcode
bash alias to remove file name from working directory
Ryan Regalado
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0 responses
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zsh, terminal, script, snippet
print exit code to terminal
Willem van der Jagt
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0 responses
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terminal, bash
Learn about advanced Unix filesystem permissions
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, unix, bash
Headless capybara with selenium
Gatis Tomsons
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0 responses
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ruby, bash, testing, capybara
Find files and exclude some dirs
Jaime
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0 responses
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zsh, find, unix
Getting the root of your project
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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ruby, bash
Fix PHP short_open_tags (<?)
Augusto Pascutti
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0 responses
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php, bash
Zsh 1liner: Remove slashes from front & rear
Joel Kuzmarski
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0 responses
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zsh, substitution
Get your ip address
shadowfawkes
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0 responses
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bash, shell, linux
在sh用uniq
吳少玫
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0 responses
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bash, sh, sort, uniq
Running cronjobs at odd intervals using cron.daily
Stephan Sokolow
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0 responses
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shell, linux, bash
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