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Friendly learn the terminal friend. Figure out what a terminal is and how to make it red and do things too.
Post your favorite terminal commands.
Some of mine:
firefox
nano
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install emacs
emacs --daemon
emacsclient -t
How to learn bash, the most basic and also awful terminal:
Other urls found in this thread:
tldp.org
tldp.org
tldp.org
tldp.org
tldp.org
tldp.org
tldp.org
wiki.archlinux.org
wiki.gentoo.org
api.coinmarketcap.com
twitter.com
totalcmd.exe
is this a bot thread, I can't tell anymore
Are you a wizard?
yes
CTRL+R significantly improves your life.
this. had to add a pgp key earlier to install a package. couldn't remember the command, but doing ctrl-r and typing in key got me the command I used last time
sudo pacman -Syu
vi
brew update
brew cask install
neofetch
tmux
wget
rake
git clone
make
>Post your favorite terminal commands.
Get-AppxPackage | Remove-AppxPackage
rm -rf /
sudo shutdown right fucking now
for you newbies out there this is whats known as an unsafe command. If you type it it may destroy your system from being unstable. Remember to avoid pacman.
have this pape to go with
pacman -R pacman to remove this virus
but user I don't want to read my mails realy fast.
...
>Posrt your favorite terminal commands.
shred -vuz file1.* file2.* file3.* file4.*
ip link set enp0s3 up
kill -9 'ps | grep bash | head -n 1 | cut -d\ -f 1'
emaint sync -a && emerge -avuDU --with-bdeps=y --keep-going y @world
udevadm monitor
Since a few days ago I've come to the conclusion that ranger is one of the greater terminal software I've used.
I decided to set up a proper folder structure for my anime so it'd get recognized by Kodi. I first tried to use an automated media manager to create hardlinks and rename the files properly, but the progress was painful and buggy and I had to use X forwarding over ssh.
Then I remembered that ranger exists. I've had it installed on most of my systems as a cli backup but never bothered to learn it properly.
Among the things it can do are pasting hard and soft links, multiple tabs and split view, file previews and a bulk rename function using vim, where you can do simple :%s/search/replace/g or any :%! command. I've yet to delve any deeper, but I feel like writing some scripts for it.
Oh, also vimkeys. All that's missing is drag and drop.
here's some documentation about how linux kernel, filesystem, etc. works. There are also some stuff about linux programming, bash, sys admin and networking
>Linux Filesystem Hierarchy
tldp.org
> The Linux Kernel
tldp.org
> Bash Guide for Beginners
tldp.org
>Advanced Bash Scripting guide
tldp.org
>GNU/Linux Command-Line Tools Summary
tldp.org
>Linux Network Administrators Guide
tldp.org
curl api.coinmarketcap.com
>shred -vuz file1.* file2.* file3.* file4.*
Run echo file{1..4}, shit brix.
Very nice thread.
If anyone wants to change their terminal prompt, first view it by typing:
echo $PS1
then change it by typing
PS1='changed@prompt >'
Breedy dang noysse. 10x!