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Koen πΊπ¦@nixCraft lsof
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Larvitz 
@nixCraft The "fetch" command in FreeBSD (simular to curl) and jmore to manage Jails
Osunderdog
Ben Cardoen@nixCraft
z , one of many probabilistic pattern matchings shell tools that remember directories you use frequently
z , one of many probabilistic pattern matchings shell tools that remember directories you use frequently
Koen de Jonge - SynQ
Giovanni RamΓrez@nixCraft
to check my ram info
dmidecode --type 17
Django
Areskul@nixCraft pipelight for fuck's sake!
lxskllrNot a command, but a program. btop. I can get the same info elsewhere, but I find it very appealing visually. Gives me Star Trek vibes.
RafaΕ π΅π±πΊπ¦π²π½π©π°π¬π±πͺπΊI have! It's what I used to use as a nicer top alternative. Someone posted btop on an ars forum thread, and it caught my eye. Can't remember what the primary topic was. Might've been the closing of the neofetch project.
If anyone cares about that, fastfetch looks like a decent alternative. I don't have it installed on debian. It isn't in the stable repos(yet). I have it in termux on android. Not the most useful program, but sometimes it shows what you need to see.
Gereon
Kevin Honka@nixCraft lnav. never has reading logs been this easy.
Derek McEachern@piratehonk @nixCraft I always like these kinds of questions since I can see tools that are new to me.
I'll have to check out lnav.
Brian Repko
Worik@nixCraft epoll. Late to the party, I know
Zilvis (LY2SS)
merely rhys@nixCraft I'm pretty sure it was this last year I learned of spacer: https://github.com/samwho/spacer
The simplest thing but a massive quality of life improvement that I can scarcely believe isn't built-in to several other programs.
Jan@nixCraft
zsh
If this counts...
π±.π₯.@nixCraft df (i'm a newbie)
Ryek Darkener
Walter Tross@nixCraft My pm command:
alias pm='python3 -qic"from math import *; import sys; sys.ps1=\"] \"; sys.ps2=\"β¦ \""'
(pm stands for python math)
(note that the β¦ is a single character (ellipsis))
(remember that _ is the variable holding the latest result that was not explicitly assigned to a variable)
alias pm='python3 -qic"from math import *; import sys; sys.ps1=\"] \"; sys.ps2=\"β¦ \""'
(pm stands for python math)
(note that the β¦ is a single character (ellipsis))
(remember that _ is the variable holding the latest result that was not explicitly assigned to a variable)
Kevin Neely 
@nixCraft I don't know if it's my favorite, but
ss is the new command I learned in 2024 that I need to get accustomed to using instead of netstat in 2025.
Ray Tango@nixCraft pushd / popd
tth
Γystein Viggen@nixCraft
vdir
It's basically ls -l and has no need to exist, but is installed on most Linux machines with, I believe, coreutils.
vdir
It's basically ls -l and has no need to exist, but is installed on most Linux machines with, I believe, coreutils.
Wry Shupe π²@nixCraft
Can't believe I'd missed out on `mtr` for so long
Can't believe I'd missed out on `mtr` for so long
Ken Oh@nixCraft yq, it's like jq but for yaml
MrGrumpyMonkey@nixCraft sl π or apt moo π
JD "Rant Paul" Paul@nixCraft `grep -o` (only show matching part of each line). I have no idea how I missed it, but now I use it all the time!
naturepoker@nixCraft screen - more of a utility than a command, but it certainly changed all of my workflow for the better. IMHO beginner materials should cover this one from the get-go
Tony πΈπͺπ»πΊπ¦@nixCraft I believe I discovered Nushell this year. So βnuβ will have to be my favorite command. https://www.nushell.sh/
Gulo@nixCraft
ctladm for pulling info from iSCSI
ctladm for pulling info from iSCSI
Matt Organ@nixCraft watch -d
To show a visual diff between refreshes.
To show a visual diff between refreshes.
Peter Krefting@nixCraft tput - now my shell scripts have colours!
Numerfolt@nixCraft zpool status
orkus@nixCraft qmlformat (quite specific, though)
Orca π» | π | πͺ | π΄π³οΈββ§οΈ@nixCraft
tun2socks -device tun0 -proxy socks5://172.16.0.217:8080 -interface enp3s0f25 and ip link set dev tun0 netns proxified-ns