THANK YOU! This will help me out in my day-to-day work. I’ll be able to share this with my team thank you many thanks. And may your production instances stay strong.

@tutoriaLinux

2 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks, may your production env stand with the strength of a thousand oak trees.

Great suggestions 🙌 I have a few of my own, that really makes a difference, though those are a bit scoped (focused more on one job). `ncdu` or `dust` for checking file size, clean-up; `wd` for faster travel to more common directories. `broot` for file search. And last, but not least, not a command, but whole tool - `ranger`, a 'midnight commander' with vim bindings 👍

Oh man. I don't even use linux for work, just a home tinkerer, but these tools are genuine quality of life improvements. Thanks so much for the recommendations.

this is so freaking helpful, ive never understood man pages and needed an alternative

I have been using linux for about 5 years now as a SysAdmin/DevOps and I had no idea that tldr exists thanks for posting that mate.

Thank you very much for the effort it will be very helpful. Please continue with this kind of material/videos.

Dave thank you for sharing!!! This will save me hours! Wish i knew about tldr years back.

Both are really game changers , thank you !

Thanks a lot for sharing this knowledge.

I started using tldr... Pretty awesome

Excellent tools! Thanks Man.

Thanks for the great suggestions buddy! Just started using both of them mcfly and tldr and they made everything easier. Also i wanted to know the playlist you used for this video i really liked the music background. Again, thanks a lot for the content, always great to see you!

Very interesting! Thanks! But no matter the tool, no one knows the Tar command. Happy new year.

Wow! Thats amazing!!! Thanks a lot, pls, make a videos like this.

1:02 I totally feel you regarding the man page...

I like the idea of TLDR but it feels like either a really new or an abandoned project since it doesn't really have many entries

Please make a video on Shell, Terminal, Console, Character/ Text Mode Basically explain everything about the Linux Console Mode from zero, Please, this will clear lots of common misconceptions

Nice tools. I'll check 'um out

Thanks !

It's not related with the video but with linux: How to install fingerprint reader: U.ARE.U 4500 fingerprint reader Digital Persona, inc (crossmatch patented) on Linux? Any way that works and is safe?

More awesome new CLI programs: bat, exa, lsd, delta, dust, duf, broot, fd, ripgrep, ag, fzf, choose, gping, procs, curlie, zoxide, dog.

There's a nice tool called bat a sort of replacement for cat, which prints nicefly formatted code to the terminal with syntax highlighting

@tutoriaLinux

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for calling this out; it looks cool!

nice one, well I have my own alias for shell history, if it can be useful for anyone, that goes like, alias hfind=`history | grep`; and I simpy run it like $hfind stop it gives me the commands, that included stop, at times very helpful when i need to run a very long command which I have ran earlier too, and then simply $! anyways, tldr looks super useful

I have tldr from the pacman repos, tried it from pip3 and the pacman version seems a bit faster. I wonder if this is from the cache?

Yeah, but on interviews people ask you about good old commands. One guy told me that you must know all those old commands because you should be able to work on unknown bare os without installing any additional tools.

TL;DR looks like it will be very helpful. So many manpages are just terrible.

Any detailed comparison between McFly and FZF?

@willernst

2 жыл бұрын

McFly looks a lot smarter than FZF. As far as I know FZF isn't at all context aware and has no priority other than recency. I think I'm gonna switch. McFly has a fuzzy-enable flag, so it looks like there are no trade-offs.

@willernst

2 жыл бұрын

@stillFLiP Oh, for sure. No way I'd give up FZF, but I might surrender Ctrl-R to McFly. I haven't gotten around to trying it yet...

@dl662

2 жыл бұрын

Also the choice of using nn to do the simple regression job is a somewhat interesting but terrible idea imo. Installed after watching the video n i got immediately scared off by the 300mb tensorflow dependency.

@tutoriaLinux

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it does seem a bit excessive. OTOH I have too much disk space and it's worth it (for now!).

Fuck me these are awesome thank you

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