I like keeping my history files uncluttered. Since zsh has excellent history searching features, there is no need to save all the commands that I repeatedly use (e.g., finger, pwd, ls, etc) multiple t
Given a shell script (with conditions, concatenations and interpolations) that builds and executes certain commands (in my case calls to ImageMagick\'s convert cli), is there a way to list the command
I\'m aware of the ability for zsh to do: ls -1 >foo >bar But let\'s say I want to run both outputs through another command. For instance, how would I combine these two co开发者_运维百科mmands
I’m trying to make an über-simple (single-character) prompt that gives me as much information as possible. Here’s what I have at the moment (had it for ages, can’t remember where I found the origi
I\'d like to use Unicode ch开发者_开发百科aracters if they are supported by the terminal, and fall back to ASCII characters if the user\'s terminal can\'t display them correctly.Is there any relativel
One of my favorite features of zsh is auto-complete, especially when I\'m completing a filename on a networked machine. But how do you include wildcards (like *) and have it auto-complete on the remot
Rails 3 introduced the rails {c,s,g} command format for invoking the console, server, generators and so on.
i.e. I want to use shift+arrows to select, ctrl+c/v to copy/paste. I\'m also open to using another shell that mak开发者_如何学编程es this easierbash uses the readline library to handle input. By defau
How can I intermittently show my history command number in my shell prompt? For instance, rather than showing it in EVERY prompt, just do it every 7 times. (I\'m using zsh, but I think bash should be
I have been using the Z shell for a while now, and I am starting to be curious. One thing I have stumbled at when writing my own functions is \"autoload\".
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