Hacking the Command Line
Unlock the power of the prompt with these one liners and hacks.
For loop in one bash line
michał łukasiewicz
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0 responses
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bash, oneliner, for loop
GitHub from your Command Line
KJ
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0 responses
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git, bash, github
Screenrc and emacs
Brandon Turner
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0 responses
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terminal, emacs, screen, repl
Version control before you code
Sam-Mauris Yong
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0 responses
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shell, git, coding
get IPs via CLI
Philipp Haußleiter
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0 responses
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cli, ipv4, ipv6, bash
Serving a Website Within a Chromebook Terminal
Darren Hickling
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0 responses
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chromebook, bash, docker, jekyll
List 10 most often used commands
Don Johnson
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, terminal, bash
show most active agents in user logs
Mario Romero
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0 responses
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shell, awk
Credential Store for Git in using Windows + Bash
Brad
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0 responses
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git, bash, windows
Quick edit the recent changed file with vi & ls
Zhang Tai
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0 responses
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shell, bash, vim
List active Files in Folder (e.g. Files that are uploaded via SCP)
Philipp Haußleiter
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0 responses
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shell, script, awk, freebsd
Quickly and efficiently escape insert mode
Sean Todd
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2 responses
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vim, escape, efficiency, insert mode
Synchronizing IMAP mailboxes
Juraci Paixão Kröhling
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0 responses
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cli, mailserver, imapsync
Taking advantage of SSH Config
Shaikhul Islam
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0 responses
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ssh, ec2, ssh_config
Shell script for reloading macports
Ramon de la Fuente
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0 responses
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shell, osx, macports, bash
What Home button really meant to be
gahtune
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0 responses
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vim, user-friendly
Display running jobs (if any) in the shell prompt
François Pietka
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0 responses
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shell, ps1, jobs
check port usage on mac
daniel anggrianto
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0 responses
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shell, unix, commandline
Save Readonly file in Vim
Leo Zhang
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0 responses
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shell, vim