Hacking the Command Line
Unlock the power of the prompt with these one liners and hacks.
A bash alias for intermediate git users: gityank
Shakeel Mohamed
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git, bash, shell
Move line up/down
dm4
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vim
Launch sublime from terminal OS X
Misha Behersky
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sublime, bash, terminal, osx
Forgot to type sudo?
Horacio González
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bash, sudo
Set your last expression to a variable
Jonathan Pepin
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terminal, variable
PARALLELIZING EXECUTION WITH XARGS ON UNIX-LIKE OPERATING SYSTEMS
Maxim Kalina
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shell, xargs, ant
Mass Replace "spec_helper" with "rails_helper" in spec/ folder
Matenia Rossides
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bash, rails, rspec
new to vim
Darren
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1 response
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vim
^R ssh ENTER is very useful - save time with history search
Johannes Lundberg
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shell, bash, terminal
Find everything except
dmitry
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bash, find
Show current Git branch in bash prompt
James Acklin
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bash, git, dotfiles
Watch the number of threads owned by a process
Nathan Hopkins
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bash, linux
Creating self-extracting script
Kamil Michalak
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bash, shall
Use Alfred.app & some bash to get current Ruby Gem version number
Michael Parenteau
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ruby, gems, osx, bash
Edit terminal command in Vim
Celso Dantas
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terminal, vim
Edit data in pipe with your favorite editor
Sébastien Quioc
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shell, linux, unix