Hacking the Command Line
Unlock the power of the prompt with these one liners and hacks.
Rsync Quickie
Shih Oon Liong
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shell, linux, rsync
Apply timeout on your bash code
Michael Bacci
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bash, shell, scripting, timeout
git: display all branches sorted by last change
oleksii iepishkin
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log, history, git, bash
transfer files via ssh
Wern Ancheta
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ssh, file-transfer
Terminal on demand
Fabio Mancinelli
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terminal, gnome3
git submodules recursively
Clayton McIlrath
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terminal, command line, scm, git
Tweaking your tools
Gabriel Poça
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shell, zsh, terminal
get ssh public keys from github
Lars Mai
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ssh, github
.vimrc file cleaning commands
Thomas Hunter II
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vim, vimrc, renownedmedia
Learn how to refactor long vimrc config.
Wojtek Ryrych
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vim, dotfiles
Find line with text + surrounding lines
michał łukasiewicz
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grep, find, linux, mac
You can do more use 'echo'.
Zhang Tai
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linux, bash
Make a Backup of a File
Steven Wade
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shell, bash
Read the logs first!
Andrew Cairns
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terminal, debug, logs, debugging
Move/copy files the KISS way
Axilleas Pipinellis
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move, copy, kiss, bash
Using Aegir aliases with Drush
Robin van der Vleuten
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drush, drupal, cli, aegir
Cómo crear un respaldo en una base de datos MySQL
Hugo Gilmar Erazo
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mysql, backup, mysqldump, linux
One-line HTTP server
Todd
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shell, bash