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On some resources it's not allowed to use `fuck`, so I put `*` automatically. Now title changed to "The Fuck...".
Also some mobile phones autocorrect to more "politically correct" versions, in which case this would've been replaced to "The Duck..." :P
I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that you rename it "The Fix." Then you could type "fixit" or just "fix".
Also was asked to install "suck." Not sure why / what that is.
Not being 100% sure which command this will correct to is dangerous. Also the need for this is largely negated by a shell with autosuggestions.
Not being 100% sure which command this will correct to is dangerous. Also the need for this is largely negated by a shell with autosuggestions.
$ apt-get install foo $ fuck -> sudo apt-get install foo
zsh does something similar for history commands, I think:
$ echo foo foo $ echo !$ -> $ echo foo
I think it's a funny little app. I could see it being kind of useful for the author but I think I would personally have trouble using an app that I don't actually know what it's going to do 100%. I think that you could mitigate this a bit by putting the list of commands it corrects right at the top of the readme. I think most of us have probably been at the point where we were typing something like "I hate you, you g…
I like it, but I have to know every command it modifies/checks, I cannot run a blackbox command and hope.
Running 'Fuck' twice attempts to evaluate the previous 'Fuck'- and returns 'fsck' - which tries to forcefully check your mounted drive.
I wouldn't trust this app for practical use.
Not being 100% sure which command this will correct to is dangerous. Also the need for this is largely negated by a shell with autosuggestions.