Everyday tools of the trade
GitHub Pages updated on push
Sindre Sorhus
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0 responses
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github, git, branch, site
Running any command on a directory tree containing files with spaces
Robin Smidsrød
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0 responses
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shell, find, whitespace, loop
OSX ssh config hostname autocompletion
Felix Müller
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0 responses
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config, ssh, protip, autocompletion
The best way to manage you disk space in Linux
hound
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1 response
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linux, desktop
Custom ANSI-colored, Bash command prompt
Edward J. Stembler
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0 responses
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bash, ansi, command prompt, ps1
VimCast Your Way to Git Fugitive Awesomeness
Michael Koby
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0 responses
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vim, git, vim-fugitive, vimcast
How to disable the right click on Gnome Desktop
Patricio Bruna
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0 responses
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gnome, linux, desktop, pos
Killing process stuck in background
Piotr Jagielski
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1 response
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linux, ubuntu, bash
My git log
David Kormushoff
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4 responses
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git
Bored? Have a shell?
Paul H.
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1 response
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shell, ssh, telnet, nerd
Set the total number of lines in bash history with HISTSIZE
Daniel Andrews
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0 responses
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bash, linux, hist
GitFM.com – personal recommendation service for Github repositories.
Denis
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0 responses
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recomendations, github
Easy git completion in Mountain Lion
Kevin Rankin
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0 responses
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osx, homebrew, git, bash
Running in background.
Leonardo Koch Kewitz
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0 responses
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shell, linux, leokewitz, bash
curl request total time
Stéphane PY
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0 responses
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shell, curl
Git live log (without flickering)
YDB
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0 responses
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log, gist, git, linux
Split (vertical/horizontal) for terminal windows
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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shell, osx, unix, tmux
Build scripts should be in source control
Derek Hammer
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0 responses
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shell, build, continuous delivery
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