What Linux / BSD command-line utilities do you like / use?
What Linux / BSD command-line utilities do you like / use?
John Green
Easton Hernandez
ncdu
Carson Rodriguez
Vom, htop occasionally
Owen Sanchez
mpv built from source
Henry Watson
ls -al
cp
mv
sudo
:)
Eli Clark
testdisk
photorec
wget
Brayden Anderson
dvdisaster
mid3v2
eyeD3
lame
metaflac
flac
sox
mikmod
mplayer
ffmpeg
fetch
tcpdump
nmap
most
vim
dialog
xclip
etc.
Brody Gomez
>Using green on black terminal
>Using the terminal at all
Cameron Ward
He's pretty 1337, unlike you.
David Nguyen
htop and nload. Also thinkfan -n
Jeremiah Powell
tshark and wireshark
Evan Stewart
pwd
ls
cd
mkdir
rm
chmod
ssh
nano
archey
irssi/weechat
arp-scan
nmap
python?
Samuel Hughes
base64
pwd
cd
ls
wget
.
.
.
The list goes on.
Also
>using nano as a pager and not just piping your stuff through less
Grayson Jones
vidir
Joshua Thompson
>picrelated
Jose Jackson
>tabs
Cooper Gonzalez
fucking gimp
Daniel Phillips
It's blazing fast and responsive.
Polite sage.
Christopher Johnson
What you are referring to Linux / BSD command-line utilities Are actually GNU utilities. Linux is just the kernel.
Leo Parker
>BSD utilities
>GNU
No.
Jonathan Green
Yeh, BSD utilities are shit, can't even handle putting flags after arguments.
Thomas Phillips
Sure thing kid
Adrian Clark
This.
Jace Sanchez
mosh
bc
man
head / tail
less
grep
time
watch
locate
William Peterson
tmux, vim, zsh, cmus/mpv (whatever does the job here), irssi, gdb.
I think that's about 90% of my workflow
James Price
nicely done.
Actually tagging bullshit with the bullshit flag (aka tripcode).
Carter Rodriguez
Cmus
Nathaniel Cook
>bloat is acceptable if you add in useless features that no one needs
wew lad. I dropped GNU shit when I tried to run GANOO Parallel and it spammed me about a fucking license.
Jeremiah Taylor
tcpdump is pretty neat
just learned about fing
Daniel Davis
ls -t
Carter Lee
I personally like a little script i downloaded. It is called startx.
Jason Morgan
# shred -vn 3 /dev/sd1
Ayden Russell
Based on the command history of the open terminals I got in no particular order:
top
mpv
vim
cat
echo
emerge
less
python
mupdf
ncmpcpp
mv
cd
ls
Grayson Cox
A few off of the top of my head
git
vim
gcc
ipython
gdb
cat
ls
tree
less
htop
valgrind
zip
ssh
crawl
grep
nc
nmap
tcpdump
mc
man
wget
dd
cfdisk
I should learn awk and sed I think
Noah Rodriguez
Is awk worth learning in 2016?
John Young
What was that system assessment tool people were bitching about a few weeks back? It gave a security rating at the end.
Grayson Harris
my boy
Easton Morgan
nano
htop
apt
Zachary Ortiz
git
ffmpeg
youtube-dl
htop
sometimes file management
Very rarely I use R in the terminal
Henry Gomez
It's been months since I've seen a thread like that but last I saw it was lynis
Carson Nguyen
mpv
imagemagick (convert mostly)
ffmpeg
youtube-dl
top
vim
and of course, cowsay