my favorite commands are:
emacs
grep
apt-get
find
chmod
chown
service
cd
cd /etc
ls
and many more :laugh:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Linux Community Forums Software Command Line List Your Favourite CLI Programs & Utilities
17 May 09
my favorite commands are:
emacs
grep
apt-get
find
chmod
chown
service
cd
cd /etc
ls
and many more :laugh:
17 May 09
$ history | awk '{print $2}' | \\
awk 'BEGIN {FS="|"} {print $1}' | sort | uniq -c | \\
sort -nr | head -10
2273 sudo
1677 less
1425 man
1321 vi
1276 ll
940 cd
893 cat
886 echo
857 ls
820 rm
$ history | grep 'sudo' | sed -e 's/sudoedit/sudo edit/' | \\
awk '{print $3}' | awk 'BEGIN {FS="|"} {print $1}' | \\
sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head -10
400 aptitude
256 edit
66 cp
62 rm
56 ls
49 chown
39 tshark
37 mv
36 lsof
35 du
19 May 09
I guess my favorite would have to be
kill
hehe
im big on using everything on the command line. one thing I hate is when you come into a shop that's say, running webservers and the webservers have X installed and running on them without having a monitor or keyboard there too. idiotic waste of resources.
grep
svn
ping
dig
****sudo****
dmesg
tail
cat
etc, etc etc etc
19 May 09
newsbeuter - Atom and RSS feed reader
wget
irssi
aptitude
vim
xmms2 (cli client)
rtorrent
git
ssh
screen
sudo
ffmpeg
iftop
netstat
iproute2
htop
grep
du
df
apropos
xrandr
shorewall
mplayer
19 May 09
ignoring the standard ones
mtr - combination of ping and trace route
bmon - shows network stats
nmap - port scanning
snmpget - get snmp info from a device
snmpwalk - get alot of snmp info from a device
kismet - wifi scanning
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