Linux tips from the metal up
Distro, kernel, and sysadmin notes for boxes you actually own.
Show network adapters in Centos
Stefano Pulze
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linux, network, centos
Maven build desktop notifier
Jeroen Reijn
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macosx, linux, maven, windows
Root Access
Ben Cordero
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shell, linux, oneliner, root
'sudo gem install ...' behind a proxy
Matias
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linux, proxy, visudo
Linux: Determine directory sizes
Guilio Karadanais - sativaware.co.za
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linux, directory, size
SQL script: get database or table size
Oliver Montes
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mysql, linux
Git Interactive Staging in shell script
Hélder Vasconcelos
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shell, linux, git, bash
SSH without decorate IPs
Rafael Gumieri
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0 responses
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linux, ssh, unix
Moving Around Long Terminal Commands
Dionysios Barmpoutis
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shell, terminal, osx, linux
Unix file naming conventions
nem
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linux, unix
Many ways to start a local web server
John Piasetzki
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0 responses
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php, python, linux, npm
Most Useful Bash Shortcut
Jesse
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bash, linux, shortcut, useful
How to know which Ubuntu version I am using
Marduk
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cli, linux, ubuntu
In linux, quick test if remote port is open
Miguel Quintero
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linux, port, firewall
Moving text between clipboards
Oona
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linux, clipboard
Setting up RVM on Ubuntu
Rafael Kiyohiro Une
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ruby, rails, linux, rvm
want download fast?
paintf
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linux, bash
Colorized man pages
Blaine Pace
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linux, bash
Find the files that were modified within the last 5 mins
Viktor Voronin
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bash, grep, find, linux
Sql dump of a MySQL database from the command line
$( '#Cesar' )
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mysql, linux
Network TCPDump
Donnie Prakoso ✪
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0 responses
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linux, network
Securely delete files Linux
Marin
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linux
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