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Quickly execute new Terminal command from the Dock
OS X Daily —
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If you have the Terminal application stored in your Dock, you can quickly execute any new command by right-clicking (or control clicking) on the Dock icon and navigating up to “New Command” in the popup menu. Note that this will only execute the command you specified and will not leave you with a command line ...2 days ago -
JPerf – graphical interface wrapper for Iperf
Rarst.net —
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Iperf was one of the earliest apps covered at this blog (second only to Opera ) and I still happily use it. Strangely, until recently I had completely missed JPerf utility that equips Iperf with graphical interface to escape horrors of command line setup. What it does If you are not acquainted with Iperf ...2 days ago -
Rsync - Command Line Tools to Backup Files/Directories in Linux
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I have two hard drives, one is for daily use and another one is for backup needs. How to backup between those 2 hard drives in linux using command line (CLI) tools? Easy! Linux already have superb program called rsync , which can be used for backup or synchronize between two folder or drives or from hard drives to ...3 days ago -
Mercurial DVCS DevJam Presentation
Ted Naleid —
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This past week, I gave a presentation to the DevJam meeting on the advantages of using Mercurial, a DVCS (Distributed Version Control System) over tools like Subversion, Perforce, and ClearCase. I’ve been using a mercurial repository at bitbucket to host the build-test-data grails plugin, as well as a number of ...3 days ago -
SS64.com – multi-platform command line reference
Rarst.net —
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Lately I’ve been messing with command line and file copy especially to automate some stuff. SS64 site came up a lot in google searches so I went over it properly. It is minimalistic and extensive guide on command line for multiply platforms . What it offers Site has reference for commands on multiply ...4 days ago -
aria2: Cross Platform Command Line Tool To Download Files From HTTP, FTP and Bittorrent
UbuntuHQ —
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aria2 is a command line utility for Windows, Linux and Mac OSX you can use for downloading files, which supports HTTP(S), FTP, BitTorrent, and Metalink. The cli tool can download a file from multiple sources/protocols and tries to utilize your maximum download bandwidth. Really speeds up your download experience. ...4 days ago -
How to: Reset your OS X password
MAC.BLORGE —
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In the nearly 10 years I’ve been running OS X, it hasn’t happened to me yet, but the day when I stare blankly at my Mac’s login screen is coming — it’s just a matter time. Thereupon, it’s better to be prepared for the inevitable, so read this tutorial, print it out and [...] Related Posts: How to: ...5 days ago -
How To Split And Merge Multiple PDF Files ? Gios PDF Splitter And Merger !
vhxn.com —
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Earlier I was striving to merge and split my PDF documents, as I have a bunch of PDF documents bunch. The moment I found this Handy tool Gios PDF Splitter and Merger, I felt very easy because, it can reduce my most of the troubles. The tool merges and splits the entire PDF document with ease. The version 2.0 is also ...6 days ago -
Grails Testing Alias to Rerun Failed Tests
Ted Naleid —
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A while ago I blogged about my grails testing aliases and how much time they save me. I’ve made some enhancements to them in the interim that have made them even easier to use. The most important alias is gtaf , which is short for “grails test-app” for failed tests. It will search through your test ...1 week ago -
Create an Awesome Command Line Calculator [Terminal Tip]
Lifehacker —
Authority: 815
When you spend as much time at the terminal as I do, having a calculator at your fingertips can be a really useful feature, and the Command-Line Fu web site tells us how to create one easily. To create the calculator, you can just enter this function on the command line to test out how it works, or add it into our ...1 week ago -
Stop Dock Icons from Bouncing Completely
OS X Daily —
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You can make the Dock icons stop bouncing completely, even when an application is trying to notify you of something, by entering the following command in the terminal: defaults write com.apple.dock no-bouncing -bool TRUE then you’ll want to restart the Dock by killing it for the changes to take effect: killall ...1 week ago -
VERYPDF PDF SPLIT MERGE 3.0 PORTABLE
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VeryPDF PDF Split Merge 3.0 Portable | 2.67 MB. PDF Split-Merge is a stand-alone application that can be used to split, merge, and manage your PDF files, PDF Split- Merge is offered as an easy to use GUI (Graphical User Interface) application, and a command line application. PDF Split-Merge is used to split files by ...1 week ago -
OpenSUSE Linux: Quick Zypper Tutorial
OpenSUSE Linux Rants —
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OpenSUSE Linux provides a command-line method of managing repositories and packages. This tool is called zypper . The following is a basic tutorial by example of how to use zypper . Repository Management To list repositories: [1342][root@dev:/home/scott]$ zypper repos# | Alias | Name ...1 week ago -
Interviewed on Linux Outlaws and The Command Line podcasts
Methods and Messages: Randal Schwartz on Smalltalk —
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I was recently interviewed on both The Linux Outlaws and The Command Line podcasts. While the interviews are general coverage of my life so far, I did manage to sneak a bit of Smalltalk and Seaside content into both of them. I especially made it c... Read and post comments | Send to a friend1 week ago -
Copy File or Folder Path to DOS Prompt or Windows App
DIY Network - Home Improvement How-To & Projects : DIY Network —
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SUMMARY: Copy the name of a file or folder’s path to the DOS command window, a Windows application, a text file, or other locations. There may be times where you need the complete path to a file or folder in your Windows Vista system. Perhaps you need to copy a file’s path to insert into [...]1 week ago -
Hacking Skills Challenge - Level 8
Security Corner —
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So far, we’ve explored the first 7 basic missions at HackThisSite.org . The difficulty of these challenges increases at each level, but this one is not too tough if you look at the clues. Here’s the challenge: The password is yet again hidden in an unknown file. Sam’s daughter has begun learning PHP, and has ...1 week ago -
Use Zsync to Upgrade an Ubuntu Installation Image [Command Line]
Lifehacker —
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Windows/Mac/Linux: For the first few days after a new Linux release, grabbing an install image can be tough going. Not so if youve already got an alpha, beta, or RC copy—use zsync to grab the necessary updated bits. The Ubuntu Tutorials blog runs through the two-step process needed to update an ISO from an early ...1 week ago -
Quick Guide to Bash Shell Scripting
OS X Daily —
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Shell scripting is wildly useful and a powerful way to manipulate a lot of files and to automate behind-the-scenes tasks in Mac OS X. This guide is intended for Linux users but the Bash shell is also used in Mac OS X, and as far as I can tell everything in this bash shell scripting guide works the same across the two ...1 week ago -
Remember the Milk for iPhone Gets Smart Add [Updates]
Lifehacker —
Authority: 815
Smart Add, the command-line-like task adding tool for users of to-do manager Remember the Milk , just got added to RTMs iPhone client via an App Store update. Grab it if you prefer little text tricks to lengthy menu searches. [ RTM Blog via jkOnTheRun ]2 weeks ago -
Watch for Ubuntu 9.10 Launch
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This script will run check for ubuntu launch once every 5 mins and let you know if there is an launch. while [ 1 ]; do if [ -z "`curl -I "http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/9.10/release/"|grep "404"`" ]; then kdialog --msgbox "9.10 Released"; exit; fi; sleep 300; done2 weeks ago