Popular Bash Programming Tips
Pipe Viewer views pipes - and long running restores
Matt Keranen
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database, hybriddba, bash, postgresql
Randomize Cowsay Critters
Joel Kirchartz
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random, motd, bash, cowsay
Run Dropbox on shutdown with bash script - Ubuntu
Ivan Đurđevac
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0 responses
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shell, linux, dropbox, cloud
simple git auto-pull
Yuri Tkachenko
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1 response
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watch, server, pull, git
Transmission-Shutdown-Script
Khurshid Alam
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0 responses
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script, linux, ubuntu, bash
Getting Public IP from Shell
Michael Baird
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4 responses
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shell, public, terminal, alias
Bash elapsed time
Matteo Caberlotto
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0 responses
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time, bash, elapsed
Find which terminal commands you use more
Anderson Pierre Cardoso
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3 responses
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zsh, terminal, osx, linux
Copy lorem ipsum text to clipboard via shell
James Cuzella
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3 responses
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shell, alias, linux, clipboard
Preserve bash history across multiple sessions
Stanislaw Pusep
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0 responses
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shell, hack, history, bash
Nice display of your MacBook's battery status in tmux/terminal
Nicolas Goles
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0 responses
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zsh, terminal, tmux, bash
Zsh variables, Ruby - somehow ARGV contains wrong number of elements
Bartłomiej Danek
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2 responses
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ruby, zsh, fail, bash
Save time typing paths with Autojump: arguably the most important shell tool.
Aleksey Smolenchuk
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9 responses
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shell, zsh, workflow, bash
self-compiling source code
Max Golubev
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2 responses
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shell, trick, c, bash
Open less on given line number.
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, unix, bash
Boost your command-line
Pierre-François CLEMENT
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, sh, bash
Speeding up your terminal in OSX by clearing ASL logs
Ciro Nunes
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2 responses
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zsh, terminal, log, osx
Cron, rbenv and $PATH
Rasmus Bang Grouleff
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0 responses
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ruby, unix, rbenv, cron
Add a file to every subdirectory recursively
Hartley Brody
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0 responses
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grep, find, xargs, git
Get a list of the available colours for tmux
Esteban
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1 response
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bash, tmux
Deploy your apps in style
Gerhard Lazu
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0 responses
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ruby, git, bash
