A collection of 10 posts
Use case: Let’s say you logged into a remote machine, you executed a command, it is taking time, and you want to logout but you want the process to keep running in the background, you can follow the below steps...
Command ex is the non-visual form of vi (specified by POSIX). Any command used in vi in command mode (command following :) can be kept in a file for scripting against the text.
In this post, I will go through how to setup OpenSSH, secure your keys, set up SSH Tunnel, socks proxy, use jump hosts and batch mode is ssh.
In this post, I will be discussing how to set up emacs.
In the below post, I will walkthrough on how to customize zsh. Ensure you installed zsh; the configuration file will be in your home directory ~/.zshrc. I recommend using oh-my-zsh as it provides all the necessary settings by default. If...
Below are some terminal emulators that I used across platforms.
I will go through some ways to customize Vim; this will be a long post. You can use below table of contents below to navigate between topics.
With Tmux, you can manage multiple sessions/terms and navigate quickly. There are advanced terminals like iTerm2 from which you can accomplish most of the tasks that can be done by tmux, but since iTerm2 is available only to macOS, you...
Tai Lung: gasps The Wuxi finger hold! Po: Oh, you know this hold. Tai Lung: You’re bluffing. You’re bluffing! Shifu didn’t teach you that! Po: Nope. I figured it out. Skidoosh. — [Kung Fu Panda]
Below are some essential shortcuts built-in in Bash (and in Zsh), which enables a user to quickly move around the current command, edit it, and utilize previous commands.
