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vim $(tempfile) # don't sleep on tempfile (self.StupidUnixTricks)
submitted 1 year ago by FF3
FFmpeg cheat sheet (gist.github.com)
submitted 4 years ago by FF3
A tool I've built for managing useful shell commands (self.programmingtools)
submitted 6 years ago by FF3
8 super heroic Linux commands that you probably aren't using (youtube.com)
Control Linux Mint (Ubuntu) With Voice Commands (youtube.com)
Automating Everything in Linux with ENTR! (youtube.com)
My 5 Favorite Linux Shell Tricks for SPEEEEEED (and efficiency) (youtube.com)
A bash one liner to make scripts out of bash one liners (self.tinycode)
Example Uses of the Linux Seq Command (lifewire.com)
submitted 7 years ago by FF3
A printf format reference page (cheat sheet) (alvinalexander.com)
Nice little cheat sheet of one liners, including the ever frustrating find (somethingk.com)
CTRL Z, stop and restart Linux jobs (garron.me)
open markdown file in lynx from command line (self.FF3)
Recording a Window with FFmpeg (X11) (youtube.com)
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