Hacking the Command Line
Unlock the power of the prompt with these one liners and hacks.
Easily verifying a file checksum
Er Galvão Abbott
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firefox, terminal, linux, checksum
Copy file permissions from another tree structure
Alvaro Garcia
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shell, chmod, lazy, linux
Version control before you code
Sam-Mauris Yong
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shell, git, coding
check port usage on mac
daniel anggrianto
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shell, unix, commandline
Display running jobs (if any) in the shell prompt
François Pietka
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shell, ps1, jobs
Zsh is Git's BFF
nem
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shell, zsh, ohmyzsh
OS X in-terminal battery notification script.
Mustapha Abiola
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zsh, osx, battery
Duplicate terminal for presentations
Francisco Villegas
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shell, terminal, presentations
What Home button really meant to be
gahtune
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vim, user-friendly
Looking for TODOs on a Project using GREP
Rafael Oliveira
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grep, shell, bash
List 10 most often used commands
Don Johnson
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shell, zsh, terminal, bash
one liner to give yourself access to a dir
Sean Macdonald
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bash, permissions, acl, setfacl
VIM - Reselect the text just pasted from yank
Matt Ryan
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vim, snippets
Terminal delete last word short-key (Mac OS)
Hüseyin Mert
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terminal, mac os
Custom GIT shell PS1
Jorge de los Santos Lanzas
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shell, prompt, git, bash
Using multiple .netrc files by instrumenting HOME
Franck Verrot
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shell, ssh, netrc, hero
CSScomb with vim
Raine Virta
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vim, csscomb
Open nautilus windows for directories found by zsh glob
Andrey Garbuz
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zsh, console, linux, ubuntu
check mail queue using ssh
javier wilson
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ssh, sendmail, mail queue, mailq