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Re: Top 10 commands you use frequently

i alias commands to add switches, but also to shorten them for those commands i use often. so c for clear, '..' for 'cd ..' etc. i understand xeNULL, i enjoy a clean terminal as well, which is why i just want to type 'c' to clear it, and i have 'q' for 'exit'.

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  • From: Kowloon
  • Registered: 2011-10-13
  • Posts: 407

Re: Top 10 commands you use frequently

125 sudo
55 ls
50 cd
23 exit
18 gksudo
10 wget
8 rm
5 pwd
4 tar
3 plymouth

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Re: Top 10 commands you use frequently

63 sudo
37 exit
5 echo
3 history
2 srware
2 cow
2 cd
1 twords
1 tword
1 twisted

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  • From: metaverse
  • Registered: 2011-01-14
  • Posts: 352

Re: Top 10 commands you use frequently

merelyjim wrote:

Because Openbox doesn't have a "suspend " option when you power it down through the GUI.

sudo pm-suspend

if you add this line with visudo then you can run pm-suspend without root

kbmonkey ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/pm-suspend

(obviously where you are not kbmonkey)

I then made this executable script in /usr/bin/lock-and-suspend

#! /bin/sh
xscreensaver-command -lock & sleep 2 && sudo pm-suspend

which you can then run anywhere, like binding a kb shortcut through your WM smile

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  • From: Pittsburgh, PA
  • Registered: 2011-09-01
  • Posts: 446

Re: Top 10 commands you use frequently

thevdude wrote:

89 sudo
60 ls
41 cd
29 policy
19 patch
18 nano
15 mount
13 xrdb
13 blkid
12 man

Just switched to this a day or two ago.

It's been a long while now.

624 ls
457 cd
307 sudo
177 exit
147 figlet
143 cat
129 tmux
118 policy
117 rm
110 man

  • From: Fort Worth, Texas
  • Registered: 2010-04-07
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Re: Top 10 commands you use frequently

kbmonkey wrote:

obviously where you are not kbmonkey

This implies that there is a time and place where I am kbmonkey... Or some sort of were-kbmonkey! lol
Thanks for the tip. Applied on all me Debian-based machines.

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  • Registered: 2010-04-04
  • Posts: 13

Re: Top 10 commands you use frequently

18 twmnc
12 7z
11 l
9 killall
7 ffmpeg
6 tres
6 echo
6 dos
6 cuatro
6 cinco"

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Re: Top 10 commands you use frequently

84 su
44 eix
17 sh
14 WINEDEBUG=-all
12 cd
11 irssi
8 gmrun
8 clear
7 ls
6 nano

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  • finwin
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  • Registered: 2011-01-08
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Re: Top 10 commands you use frequently

58 sp
52 cd
42 sudo
42 ncmpcpp
39 ls
33 vim
24 startx
23 urbanterror
16 ranger
14 rm

Fresh install big_smile

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