Show HN: ALL_CAPS => sudo all_caps (Bash)
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Re: Show HN: ALL_CAPS => sudo all_caps (Bash)
#2Most often case is when you forget to type sudo before command. This implementation propose to re-type executable name in all-caps (or type it in all-caps beforehand).
More efficient approach is to use keybinding like Ctrl+T to prepend sudo to the current command (or to the previous command if current is empty).
Re: Show HN: ALL_CAPS => sudo all_caps (Bash)
#3FYI, in bash, "sudo !!" re-runs the previous command with sudo.
Re: Show HN: ALL_CAPS => sudo all_caps (Bash)
#4Did some kind of automoderation break the title by changing ALL_CAPS to All_caps?
Re: Show HN: ALL_CAPS => sudo all_caps (Bash)
#5Isn't typing 'sudo yum' faster than 'YUM'?
Re: Show HN: ALL_CAPS => sudo all_caps (Bash)
#6Most often case is when you forget to type sudo before command. This implementation propose to re-type executable name in all-caps (or type it in all-caps beforehand). More efficient approach is to use keybinding like Ctrl+T to prepend sudo to the current command (or to the previous command if current is empty).
or use "sudo !!"
Re: Show HN: ALL_CAPS => sudo all_caps (Bash)
#7up arrow
ctrl-a (readline command for beginning of line)
type "sudo"
Also, ctrl-w is really useful. Heck, learning the readline editing keyboard in general is really useful.
Re: Show HN: ALL_CAPS => sudo all_caps (Bash)
#8up arrow ctrl-a (readline command for beginning of line) type "sudo" Also, ctrl-w is really useful. Heck, learning the readline editing keyboard in general is really useful.
sudo !!
Re: Show HN: ALL_CAPS => sudo all_caps (Bash)
#9Remember, all caps when you spell the man name.
Re: Show HN: ALL_CAPS => sudo all_caps (Bash)
#10FYI, in bash, "sudo !!" re-runs the previous command with sudo.
That's not "funny" enough, unless the "!!" is replaced by an emoji.