Hacking the Command Line
Unlock the power of the prompt with these one liners and hacks.
Quickly setup a new python package
Philipp Kreutzer
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python, zsh, django, bash
Set your last expression to a variable
Jonathan Pepin
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terminal, variable
fg programname
william sherif
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terminal, linux, unix
Protip 101
Bryan Liles
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zsh
Git status for all repositories in subdirectories of current dir.
Hans Kuijpers
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command line, git, bash
Linux, Unix, Mac
Gabe De
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shell, bash
Move line up/down
dm4
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vim
Edit terminal command in Vim
Celso Dantas
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terminal, vim
Auto installing vundle from your vimrc
Erik Zaadi
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vim, vundle
Creating self-extracting script
Kamil Michalak
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bash, shall
Set vim as default editor in Debian/Ubuntu
Nicklasos
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vim, ubuntu, editor, debian
Vim loading the right ruby version with RVM
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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ruby, vim, rvm
Vimperator Foo
Shane Chin
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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
Using git-patch for fun and profit
Tommy
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git, bash
Show some simple git branch graph on terminal
Norbert Melzer
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terminal, git, branching-graph
Trimming standard output with tr command
Wojtek Ryrych
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zsh, shell
Resume an scp transfer
Semio Zheng
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shell