the pkill command is great and i've added it to my rc file, but i also wanted to improve it in a couple ways. make the ps header not selectable and only use sudo if necessary: `ps aux | fzf --height 40% --layout=reverse --header-lines=1 --prompt="Select process to kill: " | awk '{print $2}' | xargs -r bash -c 'kill $1 2> /dev/null || sudo kill $1' --`
Why does the pet „git history“ snippet at 12:12 display the inline text „lua“? Is this a variable? Where does it come from? I can not find it in the snippet. Thank you.
It comes from commands history, I was searching for lua earlier. You can find this snippet and more here: github.com/Piotr1215/pet-snippets/blob/5a9a17a8d47bc97de8b8e95b4f264f7d151a38e7/pet-snippets.toml#L104 Pet allows for variables too, you can read more about it in one of my blogs: medium.com/itnext/managing-command-snippets-is-hard-but-there-is-hope-dc6f046759bc
Awesome! I use it too, there were many tools I didn't mention. Lazydocker and AutoKey were 2 of the ones I really wanted to talk about. Maybe in next video.
Here it is: github.com/Slackadays/Clipboard Also added to video description. Btw pasted this url from a dedicated persistent clipboard called _cburl :)
excellent video. Thank you for your efforts! Cheers
Gotta love those command line interface tools .. oh, you are abbreviating “cli” ,, then cli … t
Coool, I am definitely gonna steal some of them 😊
this is really nice! thank you
Thank you! Which command you like most?
It's atuin and it's right there in the _cbhelp clipboard.
Thank you! :facepalm:
the pkill command is great and i've added it to my rc file, but i also wanted to improve it in a couple ways. make the ps header not selectable and only use sudo if necessary:
`ps aux | fzf --height 40% --layout=reverse --header-lines=1 --prompt="Select process to kill: " | awk '{print $2}' | xargs -r bash -c 'kill $1 2> /dev/null || sudo kill $1' --`
This is soo cool, thank you! The conditional OR is a really neat way to escalate to sudo.
this is really cool
Why does the pet „git history“ snippet at 12:12 display the inline text „lua“? Is this a variable? Where does it come from? I can not find it in the snippet. Thank you.
It comes from commands history, I was searching for lua earlier. You can find this snippet and more here: github.com/Piotr1215/pet-snippets/blob/5a9a17a8d47bc97de8b8e95b4f264f7d151a38e7/pet-snippets.toml#L104
Pet allows for variables too, you can read more about it in one of my blogs: medium.com/itnext/managing-command-snippets-is-hard-but-there-is-hope-dc6f046759bc
very helpful, really love your content.
keep it up 🙌
I use lazydocker and I find it useful for fast interact with docker images and containers.
Awesome! I use it too, there were many tools I didn't mention. Lazydocker and AutoKey were 2 of the ones I really wanted to talk about. Maybe in next video.
What’s the clipboard GitHub repo?
Here it is: github.com/Slackadays/Clipboard
Also added to video description. Btw pasted this url from a dedicated persistent clipboard called _cburl :)
Could you put some timestamps for each tool?
Thank you for the suggestion, added!
Все ссылки не работают.
Thanks, I keep forgetting that TH-cam doesn't support markdown. Fixed!
The companion blog: / 10-cli-tools-that-made-the-biggest-impact does not exist. Gives a 502.
The link works for me, medium has transient server issues sometimes, try again.
@@cloud-native-corner ok thank you, great list btw