Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Edit all modified files in VIM
Rob W
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git, vim
My Git shortcuts for the bash
Beat Bolli
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alias, shortcut, bash
svn info on bash prompt
Nelson Antunes
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bash, linux, svn
Convenient web server for quick and easy file sharing
Ben
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ruby, shell, web, server
How to Make SSH Tunnel Available on the Network
Victor Mendonca
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linux, ssh, bash
Pipe man-pages to Preview
elliottcable
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shell, alias, man
Bash recommended reading
Tom, Bom
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bash, reading, lists
Execute commands through ssh
Denis Savitskiy
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shell, ssh, admin
CD into last directory in bash
Alex Gorbatchev
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unix, linux, bash
Change the pixel density for all images in a directory
Sam Davies
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shell, zsh, imagemagick
Easy Mou Access
Rhodri Pugh
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shell, zsh, mou, bash
Instalation Script for OpenVas 7
Chris Fernandez CEHv7, IACRB, Linux Engineer
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security, linux, hacking, arch
Delete matching quotes in vi
Duncan Wong
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vim, string, quote, vi
2 simple aliases
0asa
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terminal, alias, open, edit
Increase productivity with tmux
Akash Agrawal
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terminal, linux
Fishshell Function for Uncompressing Tarballs with Progress bars
Randall Hand
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shell, fish, commandline, tar
Copy and overwrite file and auto create sub-directories
Shih Oon Liong
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cli, linux, bash
Quick chef tip - How to debug
Pierre Ozoux
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shell, chef, devops
Grep in a limited set of files
Daniel Wehner
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shell, find, xargs
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