>httrack
>htop
>w3m
>tree
>neomutt
ITT: Your 5 favorite/most used terminal programs
(ins)~$ history | awk 'BEGIN {FS="[ \t]+|\\|"} {print $3}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head
1309 vim
1067 cd
880 ls
215 cargo
183 git
I only keep my history at 1000 so not sure overall
>bash
>mc
>vim
>cat
>man
>neomutt
haha le 56% amirite?????
#1 ll *2459
#2 vi *1459
#3 grep *1168
#4 curl *1072
#5 sed *878
>tfw "cd kode ..." meme is real
retard
> inb4 Karly Kloss
$ history | awk 'BEGIN {FS="[ \t]+|\\|"} {print $3}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head
73 exit
63 ls
39 cd
32 su
28 cc
26 ./a.out
25 vim
19 startx
19 rm
15 pdflatex
can't u just use awk '{print $2}' ?
Boring stuff like mv, cp, ls, rm and my package manager. If I ignore them, then
>ffmpeg
>waifu2x
>ECT
>ImageMagick
>Wordgrinder
The meme is that she's getting simple shit like cd wrong, dunno why there would be anything wrong with using cd.
oh shit, I forgot sudo.
1. Zsh
2. nvim
3. Ssh
4. ls
5. cd
>nano
>ranger
>cmus
>htop
I don't really do much besides shitposting
sl
cowsay
figlet
man
exit
here, i sshd into my pc to get the real list
history |awk 'BEGIN {F
S="[ \t]+|\\|"} {print $5}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr
| head
history 1228 ls
972 sudo
569 vi
517 cd
408 nixos-option
389 nix-env
342 git
308 cat
ls
vi
sudo
cd
cat
>history |awk 'BEGIN {F
>S="[ \t]+|\\|"} {print $5}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr
how the fuck do you come up and remember that command
Learn to read a man page
It's as simple as knowing how to use any other software. It's also pretty easy when I've been using those commands for 20 years. But really I copied ops post. If I wrote it from scratch it probably use cut or sed or shell expansion instead of awk.
Seriously that's mad easy if you use *nix daily.
>node
>yarn
>nvm
>git
>aws
>using terminal for HTML
>terminal for mail
If it's not gopher or IRC, the it doesn't belong in a terminal.
>nano
>sudo
>ssh
>nano again
guess who doesen't have to code for his bread?
python3
nano
ls
cd
screen
there isn't much I need to do in the terminal, it's all automation shit I wrote in python
not most used but nmap and netcat are great
did u forget how to count
What? How did she got cd wrong?
nano
sudo
systemctl
sh
cp
10 months of history:
9084 git
3881 cd
3730 ls
2851 sudo
2466 go
2181 cat
grep
git
find
cat
rm
cd
ls
code
cd ..
pwd
>youtube-dl -f bestaudo --extract-audio [link]
>mc
>my sshfs server mount alias
>make re
>gdb ./a.out
sudo pacman -Syu
sudo vi xorg.conf
whats a terminal program
Based
>cd..
>cd.. command not found
>cd ...
>... no such file or directory
>ls
>cd code
>code: no such file or directory