What commands do you use the most?
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Here are the commands I use most frequently. However I find lsof and pstree to be the most useful. Even if they are used infrequently.
60 hg
37 ./all.sh
30 vi
27 ssh
27 ruby
20 rm
18 mate
15 curl
10 scp
10 grepcan you show some examples of how you use them?
Well hg is the mercurial source control system. The ./all.sh is a script to go over all the projects (there are more than 30 active at this time) and check that they are you to date.
vi is an editor, as is mate (cli accesses to TextMate on the Macintosh). I tend to use vi when just editing a single file and TextMate when working on a project.
The ssh and scp are from deploying and managing projects to various machines. curl is used for testing that various REST apis are working correctly.
I never realised how much I deleted things :)
vi is an editor, as is mate (cli accesses to TextMate on the Macintosh). I tend to use vi when just editing a single file and TextMate when working on a project.
The ssh and scp are from deploying and managing projects to various machines. curl is used for testing that various REST apis are working correctly.
I never realised how much I deleted things :)
I love qalc. It's not really a command, but a command line application. It's a calculator with floating point arithmetic, knowledge of units (even exchange rates if downloaded) and some solving ability.
My top 10 commands is/are:
P.S. I had to change the $2 in the awk command to $4, since I store dates with the commands.
My top 10 commands is/are:
201 ssh
189 svn
90 sudo
84 rm
73 ps
70 qalc
66 mplayer
60 scp
47 less
46 cp
Interestingly, if I remove the ls and cd removal, ls comes in at only the fourth spot. (cd comes at the no. 1 spot, unsurprisingly.)P.S. I had to change the $2 in the awk command to $4, since I store dates with the commands.
history | awk '{print $2}' | grep -v cd | grep -v ls | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head -10 (to look for your top ten commands)