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What's Your Go to Command When You Open a Terminal?
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Re: What's Your Go to Command When You Open a Terminal?
#32cat .ssh/config
ssh nameIforgot:/to/fix
Re: What's Your Go to Command When You Open a Terminal?
#33I always go to the same place, my programming directory, so for years I've done the sequence: {cd Pr cd c } Takes me to my current project folder, and there I can use gcc or vim or whatever I need to do. I thought about shortening it or setting my terminal to start in that directory but the ritual is important to me, it sets me in the right mood, for whatever reason.
I created a command that cd to the right project, and optionally start docker, dev tools and other things related to that project.
Re: What's Your Go to Command When You Open a Terminal?
#34Sometimes ls.
Other times I'll hit enter a few times and then Ctrl+L to clear the screen.
Sort of feels like tapping my fingers on the desk.
Re: What's Your Go to Command When You Open a Terminal?
#35Re: What's Your Go to Command When You Open a Terminal?
#36ls -l as a force of habit I guess
You probably know this but:
ll and la are shorthand for ls -l and ls -la