#shellTips - Twitter Hashtag

10 months ago

Bash turns 38 today! Celebrate Bash's 38th birthday with 38 built-in features and essential tips. Learn keyboard shortcuts, parameter expansion, conditionals & more. Full guide here: https://t.co/87ejAS1tVX #Bash #Shell #Bash38 #Linux #Bashtips #Shelltips #Shellscripting

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Linux TLDR @linux_tldr

over 2 years ago

How to Use Envsubst to Replace Environment Variables in Linux #Linux #ShellTips #Script #CLITips #SysAdmin #DevOps https://t.co/zxgAx9IrZE

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Linux TLDR @linux_tldr

over 2 years ago

ShellBench: Perform Benchmark Tests on Various Linux Shells #Linux #ShellTips #Shell #LinuxShell #Bash #Zsh https://t.co/4sitMVyTUN

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Linux TLDR @linux_tldr

over 2 years ago

Inotifywait: Monitor Live Events on Files and Directories on Linux #Linux #CommandLine #ShellTips #ShellScript #SysAdmin #Scripting https://t.co/ZpCXxfW0kp

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UbuntuMint - Everything About Ubuntu Linux @ubuntu_mint

over 3 years ago

How to Empty Buffer and Cache Memory in Linux https://t.co/zqOKyCOciX via @linuxshelltips RT @linuxtoday #Linux #shelltips #linuxshelltips

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Tim Chase @gumnos

almost 4 years ago

Sometimes I discover I need to quote a parameter after I've started typing it. Though it's ugly, $ echo first" second third" parses to the same as $ echo "first second third" saving me from alt+b, quote, alt+f #lazy #shellTips

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kloia

@kloia_com

almost 5 years ago

Tired of specifying namespaces every time with 'kubectl'? Let the terminal do the work! You can 'Ctrl+k' to cut after the cursor and 'Ctrl+y' to paste it anytime. #kubectl #kloiatips #kubernetes #tips #namespaces #shelltips

kloia_com's tweet photo. Tired of specifying namespaces every time with 'kubectl'? Let the terminal do the work! You can 'Ctrl+k' to cut after the cursor and 'Ctrl+y' to paste it anytime.

#kubectl #kloiatips #kubernetes #tips #namespaces #shelltips https://t.co/5OQD1YvIl7

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nilØx42 🚫 @nil0x42

almost 6 years ago

🤯 I've just discovered i was living in the past... join the future, use git fuzzy 😎 git-fuzzy: interactive `git` with the help of `fzf` https://t.co/BVsxNFcAN3 - by @hhiranan #linux #fzf #git #hacking #programming #development #shelltips

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Jinson Varghese @JinsonCyberSec

about 6 years ago

ADDITIONAL TIPS: Typing "cd -" takes you back to the previous directory. Not back up a level, but to the very last directory you were in. Typing just "cd" takes you to the logged in user's home directory. [3/3] #shelltips #bash #bugbountytips #bashshelltips #linux #macos

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Jinson Varghese @JinsonCyberSec

about 6 years ago

$ ls D{{Press ESC Key followed by the * Key}} $ ls Desktop Documents Downloads All the matching files/folders are now in the command line. #bashshelltips #shelltips #linux #macos #terminal #bash #bugbountytips #informationtechnology #informationsecurity #cybersecurity [3/3]

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nilØx42 🚫 @nil0x42

about 6 years ago

Some tools forget to check is STDOUT isatty() before writing... Get rid of ansi #terminal colors with this command: sed -r "s/\x1B\[[0-9;]*?[m|K]//g" #shelltips #bash https://t.co/ymYZDeHOPd

$nil0x42's tweet photo. Some tools forget to check is STDOUT isatty() before writing... Get rid of ansi #terminal colors with this command: sed -r "s/\x1B\[[0-9;]*?[m|K]//g" #shelltips #bash https://t.co/ymYZDeHOPd https://t.co/QnZVNz8HxL$

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Jinson Varghese @JinsonCyberSec

about 6 years ago

#IfYouDidntKnow Running "cat /etc/passwd" gives an output that is a bit hard to read. Thanks to the column command, we can make it easier on the eyes. cat /etc/passwd | column -t -s : -t is used for creating a table -s defines the column delimiter, in this case ":" #ShellTips

JinsonCyberSec's tweet photo. #IfYouDidntKnow

Running "cat /etc/passwd" gives an output that is a bit hard to read. Thanks to the column command, we can make it easier on the eyes.

cat /etc/passwd | column -t -s :

-t is used for creating a table
-s defines the column delimiter, in this case ":"

#ShellTips https://t.co/dR2jCKxsnG

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Jinson Varghese @JinsonCyberSec

about 6 years ago

#IfYouDidntKnow When you enter a command in Terminal and see "Permission denied" or "Operation not permitted" because you forgot to run it as sudo, just type: "sudo !!" !! will rerun the very last command you entered. !-2 will run the second last command and so on. #ShellTips

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