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linux-cheat-notes

A collection of some useful Shell commands and expressions that I use in my daily work.

It was composed with a fuzzy-find-friendliness in mind and one can make the most out of it by:

  1. Using any fuzzy finding engine of your choice(namely, Telescope)
  2. Using a built-in search for IDEs(eg VS ****, JetBrains, Atom etc)
  3. Simply doing it like a CLI ninja:
 cat linux-cheat-notes.md | less

or

 cat linux-cheat-notes.md | grep "pattern"

etc

Patterns to jump around faster:
    "<<0"            - back to contents(obsolete with Vim motions in play)
    "<<[1-10]"    - between chapters
    "- text"         - search by description of a command
    "keyword"   - by command-specific keywords

[! NOTE]: Commands in chapters aren't sorted alphabetically(yet); I will cosider investing my time in making it command-line-friendly in the future.

TODO:

  • sort it alphabetically
  • work around unix CLI compatability

Happy coding !

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