Trying to get into the details seems to be a religious issue -- nearly everybody is convinced that every style but their own is ugly and unreadable. Leave out the 'but their own' and they're probably right...
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Useful utilities / shell idioms not everyone knows about:
lsof (for finding what process is holding that file) watch screen xargs which (for people with messy PATHs) Using backticks in commands
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Useful utilities / shell idioms not everyone knows about:
lsof (for finding what process is holding that file)
watch
screen
xargs
which (for people with messy PATHs)
Using backticks in commands
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