Finally getting the hand of sysadmin on my own server and been getting more and more into your vids for the detailed tutorials you have been giving. Much appreciated and also doing my best to take in and use immediately... Like, yeah I'll break the server, well for the 3rd time for the last 2 weeks. I'm getting better at it.
3 extras: 1. sshs - If you connect to a bunch of systems, this is a life saver. 2. tldr - The useful documentation that man is missing. 3. An oldie but still unbeatable, mc (Midnight Commander, the Norton Commander clone) - the only way to do file management from CLI.
Ah, new toys! And just in time for Christmas! Terrific video 😊. Now we just need that neovim extreme makeover with bonus GitHub copilot integration tutorial to help us ring in the new year 😁.
nc (netcat) is useful for IP client-server connectivity testing and traffic generation. And strace for popping the hood when doing troubleshooting. ldd is also worth mentioning when dealing with runtime issues. Then there is "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/null status=progress" for attempting to spin up a cyberspacetime blackhole by feeding a null point with a byte stream, trying to collapse it into a singularity....
Fantastic video. Just started getting my homelab properly setup again and it’s been ages since i touched any tools, a great refresher. Schöne Feiertage, Christian :)
19:17 - since I've learned about k9s I don't use any wrappers and tools to enhance kubectl command. Even more: I don't even use any WebUI such as Rancher. Highly recommended!
Nice one, just an additional point: Warp keeps promising their Windows version since quite a while, while Wave has a working one, meaning that if you want to use the same terminal under Linux, MacOS and Windows, it's a very easy choice as Warp didn't release on Windows (as of January 2025). I personally feel that if Wave included "Snipplets", so commands you simply save and then trigger from a list instead of having to retype, Wave would be the clear winner. But that's of course personal opinion.
I use fzf for a lot of stuff daily. For example I've got a script I use to log into EC2 instances that automatically let's me pick a role from all the aws credentials I've got currently set up. It's so helpful it's not even funny
It is basically the backbone for every helper tool I've created. Not even complicated stuff, but tedious things. Resetting to, or checking out, a commit/branch. Finding that long command that I don't feel like typing anymore and probably can't remember anyway. Quickly moving between projects, they all live under the same directory, I never need to remember where I am in my file system anymore.
Thank you! :) I'm using warp terminal, and the display of the last command, I did manually in post-production editing... yeah it was a lot of work :D. but I think it made the video much better
Love this stuff! Is there any way to use them when connection to a remote machine that does not have this tools installed? Like inherit them from my machine....
Thanks for sharing! Those are some nice tools. However, I can't help but feel like my hands are tied when fixing other systems if I get too used to relying on them... lol.
Hey i am new here. when you type something in your terminal it also shows autocomplete code that i have but it shows you the whole directories the blueish kinda thing in your terminal. is there anyway that i can do it in my windows powershell terminal? Thanks also i am using (Get-Module PSReadLine) 2.3.6 but i want to change the colors and stuff but its not working no matter how many changes i do and i tried to update it to beta but still no change. Set-PSReadLineOption -Colors @{ Command = 'Yellow' Parameter = 'Cyan' String = 'Green' Operator = 'Magenta' Number = 'DarkYellow' Comment = 'DarkGreen' Keyword = 'DarkBlue' Type = 'DarkCyan' Error = 'Red' } i will be a pleasure if you helped. actually i am new to shell and stuff soo
@ what’s not working from lsd? At least the icons shown properly on my macbook. Just curious by the way. Show tree is also very useful for me. FYI, delta share the same configuration with bat.
Du findest Matrix 3 ist fragwürdig? Dann hast du nicht den letzten Rework von Matrix gesehen das chonologisch als Martrix 4 durchgehen sollte. Das ist wie der ein Star Wars Film der im Grunde nichts neues liefert, sondern eine bekannt Version nochmal erzählt mit kleinen Abweichungen die einem ermöglicht die Geschichte in einem ganz anderen Kontext weiter zu erzählen - Sofern er dann nicht von den Fans in der Luft zerrissen und anschließend völlig begraben wird
Ich meinte, Matrix 4, Teil 1 - 3 sind in meinen Augen Meisterwerke :) Und ja.. bloß nicht von Star Wars anfangen, ich bin ja großer Star Wars Fan, aber in letzter Zeit blutet das Fanherz einfach so sehr :D Manchmal würde ich gerne nen deutschen YT Kanal über Filme und Serien machen 😁
I wanted to cover it originally, but I thought it would make this list too long, maybe I'm gonna include it or a similar tool in a part 2 somewhere next year
Your are more into network and curl is for developers, I know. But it always nice to tell a developer that Netscaler/f5/load balancer or proxy works eg mtls . With a short curl command, and at the same time tell them postman is pretty but to complicated. 😅
@@rolfamfelt9946 Im currently looking at HTTPie which now also has a desktop app and seems like a less complicated solution than postman. Maybe that’s a good topic for next year April or so
haha, fair 😅 they didn’t want to make it anyway so i guess the director just went on a manifesto rampage while trying to put together a reheated old soup…
Wenn du Linux/Unix lernen möchtest, lerne mit der Bash umzugehen, installations Routinen abseits von Installer programmen wie Calamaris etc. Traue dich mal ein Arch,Gentoo und LFS auf zusetzen. Die Lernkurve ist enorm aber auch frustrierend. Als Einstieg würde ich immer ein blankes Debian empfehlen (obwohl ich sytemd nicht mag, aber das ist persönliches empfinden) dann arbeite dich zu Alpine vor und später spiele mit Arch,Gentoo und Lfs rum. Dann bekommst einen Überblick wie Linux funktioniert, wenn du Unix ausprobieren möchtest nimm gleich Openbsd. Linux/Unix macht spass und lässt deiner Kreativität viel raum. Viel Spass in der Linux/Unix Welt. Ps, mir fehlt hier noch btop, lsd etc 😉
@tingeltongel2996 I having been using Linux for over 4 years now. I was just joking there in order to get some engagement on this comment, that's it. Btw nice advice and yeah, I use Arch btw.
I’m a noob too , I like to do as much as I can using the terminal. It’s cool. The thing that is puzzling me right now is suspending my desktop system so everything stays the same on the desktop. ❓
Great terminal tips. enjoy your holidays, Christian!
Thanks! You too buddy :)
Finally getting the hand of sysadmin on my own server and been getting more and more into your vids for the detailed tutorials you have been giving.
Much appreciated and also doing my best to take in and use immediately... Like, yeah I'll break the server, well for the 3rd time for the last 2 weeks. I'm getting better at it.
3 extras: 1. sshs - If you connect to a bunch of systems, this is a life saver. 2. tldr - The useful documentation that man is missing. 3. An oldie but still unbeatable, mc (Midnight Commander, the Norton Commander clone) - the only way to do file management from CLI.
Ah, new toys! And just in time for Christmas! Terrific video 😊. Now we just need that neovim extreme makeover with bonus GitHub copilot integration tutorial to help us ring in the new year 😁.
nc (netcat) is useful for IP client-server connectivity testing and traffic generation. And strace for popping the hood when doing troubleshooting. ldd is also worth mentioning when dealing with runtime issues. Then there is "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/null status=progress" for attempting to spin up a cyberspacetime blackhole by feeding a null point with a byte stream, trying to collapse it into a singularity....
Great list, I will add them to my backlog, maybe a good topic for next year ;)
Fantastic video. Just started getting my homelab properly setup again and it’s been ages since i touched any tools, a great refresher. Schöne Feiertage, Christian :)
Thank you so much! Danke dir auch :)
Literally only ever used iperf3. Great video
Thanks!
I think that I will greatly appreciate bat and fzf. Thanks for sharing these nice tools !
you're welcome! glad you found something useful!
I combine them so i use fzf and theres a preview in bat. dont even need a file manager
Thank you as always for your amazing work !!
ps. und ich wünsche dir und deinen Liebsten schöne Festtage und einen guten Rutsch.
Vielen Dank!! Wünsche ich dir auch :) ❤️
Amazing! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Thanks! Wish you the same :)
Moin Christian,
thanks! Bunch of new stuff I didn't know yet. Gonna test them in January. See you next year :)
Moin! Wir sehen uns nächstes Jahr 😊
19:17 - since I've learned about k9s I don't use any wrappers and tools to enhance kubectl command. Even more: I don't even use any WebUI such as Rancher. Highly recommended!
Yes we only need k9s. But sometimes i love using rancher dadhboard
Same
I can't get past how huge the header is in k9s for their ascii art logo. 😞
@@questionablecommands9423 If you found it problematic, try `k9s --logoless` or even `k9s --headerless`
Thanks Chris. Vitaly usefull stuff there.
I was dreaming of something like zoxide.
Nice! Glad you found it useful
Nice one, just an additional point: Warp keeps promising their Windows version since quite a while, while Wave has a working one, meaning that if you want to use the same terminal under Linux, MacOS and Windows, it's a very easy choice as Warp didn't release on Windows (as of January 2025). I personally feel that if Wave included "Snipplets", so commands you simply save and then trigger from a list instead of having to retype, Wave would be the clear winner. But that's of course personal opinion.
Thank you for these great tips. Have nice holidays !
Thanks! Wish you the same :)
Also omg bat command. Never knew I needed this either. I'm starting to get food at reading. The mixed text but this will give it such a great look.
Nice! :)
I use fzf for a lot of stuff daily. For example I've got a script I use to log into EC2 instances that automatically let's me pick a role from all the aws credentials I've got currently set up. It's so helpful it's not even funny
It is basically the backbone for every helper tool I've created. Not even complicated stuff, but tedious things. Resetting to, or checking out, a commit/branch. Finding that long command that I don't feel like typing anymore and probably can't remember anyway. Quickly moving between projects, they all live under the same directory, I never need to remember where I am in my file system anymore.
@ possibilities are endless!
yeh fzf is goat. i have a script where it uses bat to show preview, opens it in nvim if i want. then i have fzf in nvim
Amazing video, thank you again. I would like to know which tools you use to split the terminal and also display the last command you executed ?
Thank you! :) I'm using warp terminal, and the display of the last command, I did manually in post-production editing... yeah it was a lot of work :D. but I think it made the video much better
Usefull Terminal Commands speedrun by Chris :)
Very nice tools. Thanks for sharing.
The bat command is dope
Oh yeah it is! :D
Fun. Use gnu stow of yadm, the gnu brand makes it more tempting.
I would also add K9s to the list for those working with Kubernetes
Super-useful commands. Thanks for sharing. jq is a fantastic tool
Thank you! Glad it was useful to you :)
Nice set of utility… thanks for sharing
Thank you! :)
Gutan tag !!! what teriminal are you using you might have covered it but I hop around and seen so much on here and may have missed it? danke
Really nice staff, thanks!
Glad you like it!
Love this stuff!
Is there any way to use them when connection to a remote machine that does not have this tools installed? Like inherit them from my machine....
Thanks for sharing! Those are some nice tools. However, I can't help but feel like my hands are tied when fixing other systems if I get too used to relying on them... lol.
You're welcome!
What terminal setup are you using? How are you doing that split screen command line?
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@@christianlempa Thanks! Love your videos.
Thank you very much for the "jq"
unimatrix is a nicer alternative way to get the Matrix look if you haven't tried it!
Nice, I'm gonna check it out ;)
Great share. Happy holidays.
Thank you! You too!
Hey Christiian , if you like eza you should give Yazi a look too...... And as always nice video and some great tipps.
Sounds nice! I’ll add it to my list :)
Great video and have a good holiday.
Thank you 😊
That thumbnail 😳🚀🚀
Merry Christmas and happy new year.
Thanks! Same to you :)
what terminal do you use? Could you please share how to keep the prompt on top of the terminal window?
I'm using Warp Terminal
@@christianlempa I see, it requires login to use it
some great tools
thanks!
Nice tutorial Christian.!!
Only on ubuntu bat is batcat, so i think that you also created a symlink or not?
Ah got it, I only use it on my Mac
Now he just needs a real terminal emulator, not that bloated warp crap.
What you recommend?
Hey bro. Can you show how to proxy services on local network with traefik ?
1:28 what terminal you use?
Warp
I would add ripgrep and fdfind to your list
Great suggestion! I'll add them both to my list ;)
How are you separating output of each command ?
warp and reverse mode! cool!
Yes :D
Hey i am new here. when you type something in your terminal it also shows autocomplete code that i have but it shows you the whole directories the blueish kinda thing in your terminal. is there anyway that i can do it in my windows powershell terminal? Thanks
also i am using (Get-Module PSReadLine) 2.3.6 but i want to change the colors and stuff but its not working no matter how many changes i do and i tried to update it to beta but still no change.
Set-PSReadLineOption -Colors @{
Command = 'Yellow'
Parameter = 'Cyan'
String = 'Green'
Operator = 'Magenta'
Number = 'DarkYellow'
Comment = 'DarkGreen'
Keyword = 'DarkBlue'
Type = 'DarkCyan'
Error = 'Red'
}
i will be a pleasure if you helped. actually i am new to shell and stuff soo
Great list
Thanks!
I would like to mention "Yazi" as terminal file manager
Nice, not sure if it'd use it, but it sounds useful!
Any Matrix movie apart from The Matrix gives me headaches - siding with xkcd's Randall on that I'm afraid!
The first one was the best! But compared to all the other crap that came out recently, part 2 and 3 are master pieces :D
💯
can you make a video to describe the tools like keyboards mouse....
good idea! Maybe you could learn something ;)
19:07 So I would suggest an expansion to get a dark mode ;)
This screen blinded me really hard.
Funny thing is I have darkreader, but somehow I forgot to turn it on, my fault :(
How does someone accept matrix 2 and 3 and not 4
Very usefull
Thanks!
Exa? I use lsd. Bat user should know delta, a git diff viewer with syntax highlighting.
lsd didn't work for me on Mac, but it's also a nice alternative. Thanks for the delta suggestion, I'm gonna check it out ;)
@ what’s not working from lsd? At least the icons shown properly on my macbook. Just curious by the way. Show tree is also very useful for me.
FYI, delta share the same configuration with bat.
Du findest Matrix 3 ist fragwürdig? Dann hast du nicht den letzten Rework von Matrix gesehen das chonologisch als Martrix 4 durchgehen sollte. Das ist wie der ein Star Wars Film der im Grunde nichts neues liefert, sondern eine bekannt Version nochmal erzählt mit kleinen Abweichungen die einem ermöglicht die Geschichte in einem ganz anderen Kontext weiter zu erzählen - Sofern er dann nicht von den Fans in der Luft zerrissen und anschließend völlig begraben wird
Ich meinte, Matrix 4, Teil 1 - 3 sind in meinen Augen Meisterwerke :) Und ja.. bloß nicht von Star Wars anfangen, ich bin ja großer Star Wars Fan, aber in letzter Zeit blutet das Fanherz einfach so sehr :D Manchmal würde ich gerne nen deutschen YT Kanal über Filme und Serien machen 😁
try k9s
You mist curl 😊
I wanted to cover it originally, but I thought it would make this list too long, maybe I'm gonna include it or a similar tool in a part 2 somewhere next year
Your are more into network and curl is for developers, I know.
But it always nice to tell a developer that Netscaler/f5/load balancer or proxy works eg mtls . With a short curl command, and at the same time tell them postman is pretty but to complicated. 😅
@@rolfamfelt9946 Im currently looking at HTTPie which now also has a desktop app and seems like a less complicated solution than postman. Maybe that’s a good topic for next year April or so
No gui
That was nice with curl, you can se all redirects and no interpretation.
@@christianlempa you could explore posting
What about fish shell 🤫
i feel matrix 4 was actually good if you view it for what it is.. a manifesto against the current movie industry and social media behaviours
I think id have to make an entire video going into this topic and explain why I hate this movie :D but if you liked it that’s cool 😎
haha, fair 😅 they didn’t want to make it anyway so i guess the director just went on a manifesto rampage while trying to put together a reheated old soup…
Could not for the life of me figure out how to instal cmatrix on windows...
k9s :)
Interesting, but in production environments none of these tools exist
You can still use them on your Mac, or install it on the device.
LAST,,,,,,, ahhhhh in this year
:D
I'm IT noob what's for me?
It's for noobs that want to be pro, too ;)
Wenn du Linux/Unix lernen möchtest, lerne mit der Bash umzugehen, installations Routinen abseits von Installer programmen wie Calamaris etc. Traue dich mal ein Arch,Gentoo und LFS auf zusetzen. Die Lernkurve ist enorm aber auch frustrierend. Als Einstieg würde ich immer ein blankes Debian empfehlen (obwohl ich sytemd nicht mag, aber das ist persönliches empfinden) dann arbeite dich zu Alpine vor und später spiele mit Arch,Gentoo und Lfs rum. Dann bekommst einen Überblick wie Linux funktioniert, wenn du Unix ausprobieren möchtest nimm gleich Openbsd. Linux/Unix macht spass und lässt deiner Kreativität viel raum. Viel Spass in der Linux/Unix Welt.
Ps, mir fehlt hier noch btop, lsd etc 😉
@tingeltongel2996 I having been using Linux for over 4 years now. I was just joking there in order to get some engagement on this comment, that's it. Btw nice advice and yeah, I use Arch btw.
Comptia books
I’m a noob too , I like to do as much as I can using the terminal. It’s cool. The thing that is puzzling me right now is suspending my desktop system so everything stays the same on the desktop. ❓
3rd
Too much hype for very knew tools (bruh)