Unix tool tip
@UnixToolTip
Tips on Unix utilities and related topics from @JohnDCook.
You might like
'The enjoyment of one's tools is an essential ingredient of successful work.' -- Donald E. Knuth
bash lets you use &> to send stdout and stderr to a file. Version 4 or later.
GNU parallel is a shell tool for executing jobs in parallel using one or more computers. gnu.org/software/paral…
'If you had done something twice, you are likely to do it again.' -- Brian Kernighan and Rob Pike
Using git, add and commit all modified files in one command: git commit -a -m 'commit message'
'Gow (Gnu On Windows) is the lightweight alternative to Cygwin,' github.com/bmatzelle/gow
Create a directory and change into it: mkdir dir && cd $_
I don't think I've ever used the kill command without -9. Nuke 'em from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
The unmount command is umount, no 'n'. Prime candidate for an alias.
xdg-open will open a file from the commandline using the application associated with its file extension.
United States Trends
- 1. FINALLY DID IT 681K posts
- 2. Odegaard 8,039 posts
- 3. Merino 23K posts
- 4. Namjoon 119K posts
- 5. Trossard 15K posts
- 6. #AVLARS 7,644 posts
- 7. Good Saturday 26.9K posts
- 8. #MeAndTheeSeriesEP4 519K posts
- 9. Villa 96.6K posts
- 10. rUSD N/A
- 11. #SaturdayVibes 3,341 posts
- 12. Matty Cash 3,932 posts
- 13. The EU 388K posts
- 14. Watkins 7,117 posts
- 15. #saturdaymorning 1,111 posts
- 16. Gyokeres 9,804 posts
- 17. #Caturday 2,637 posts
- 18. Championship Saturday 4,037 posts
- 19. MEET DAY 11K posts
- 20. Charles Huff N/A
You might like
-
Computer Science
@CompSciFact -
Regular Expression
@RegexTip -
Probability Fact
@ProbFact -
Algebra Etc.
@AlgebraFact -
Data Science Fact
@DataSciFact -
Scientific Python
@SciPyTip -
Analysis Fact
@AnalysisFact -
Ubuntu
@ubuntu -
The Linux Foundation
@linuxfoundation -
Network Fact
@NetworkFact -
nixCraft 🐧
@nixcraft -
Differential Eqns
@diff_eq -
Topology Fact
@TopologyFact -
Logic & Applications
@LogicPractice -
Red Hat
@RedHat
Something went wrong.
Something went wrong.