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Bill Clementson's Blog: Screen and the Benefit of a Change of Perspective
Helpful tips on using screen with emacs. This got me up and running
Emacs の shell-mode を綺麗にする : Hasta Pronto.org
shell-modeで上下でヒストリ補完
Simplistic Complexity " Show Your GIT Branch Name In Your Prompt
How to display the current GIT branch name in a Bash prompt
Emacs Lisp Idioms
This page collects some basic emacs lisp programing patterns related to text processing. The Interactive section focuses on idioms of<sep/>
EmacsWiki: Carbon Emacs Package
Setting PATH and other Unix variable in a Aqua-compatible and DRY way
Bash Regular Expressions | Linux Journal
Since version 3 of bash (released in 2004) there is another option: bash's built-in regular expression comparison operator "=~".
[from monora] Bash here
chere, a tool for adding shell prompt options to the Explorer right-click menu.
VentureCake » Blog Archive » Use multiple tabs in Linux or OS X without losing your history
Bash, the default shell in Linux and OS X, loses history data after running multiple shells at the same time - for example, using multiple tabs in the terminal. The fix is simple, but not widely known.
[from wnpxrz] Jason E. Ormes - Linux, OS X, programming, tips, and other stuff that I find interesting.... " How to log stderr and stdout to separate files and have them both go to the console as well
"How to log stderr and stdout to separate files and have them both go to the console as well"
start [ZshWiki]
Zsh is a shell for Un*x systems that has been around since 1990 and is more sophisticated and configurable than most shells out there. There are lots of features, such as: * Context-based completion of many functions (like remote filename completion in ss
GNU Screen: an introduction and beginner's tutorial || kuro5hin.org
Most modern Unix-based operating systems (e.g. Linux, MacOS X, and BSD) come with a little console-mode utility called GNU Screen. It's a powerful tool in the hands of the console warrior...
Linux.com :: A script to tell which workstations are using Samba shares
a script to solve this problem using a combination of lsof, netstat, gawk, grep, uniq, and other utilities. All of the applications' binaries are stored in /usr/apps, in subfolders named payroll, accounting, sales, invoice, and so on. Assuming, fo
ZSH-LOVERS(1)
zsh-lovers - tips, tricks and examples for the Z shell
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