I have a custom shell script that runs each time a user logs in or identity is assumed, its been placed in /etc/profile.d and performs some basic env variable operations.Recently I added some code so
I made a script that spawns a remote shell or runs a local shell whether it\'s on the current machine or not:
I often have around 10 tabs in GNU-Screen open with all of them having vim op开发者_开发技巧en to a different file. If I just kill the Screen session, then VIM doesn\'t cleanup (.swp files are still t
I\'ve written a launchd .plist which should attach a debugger to the WindowServer when it launches. The main part of the script looks like
I fire up Gnu screen and start editing a Ruby file with syntax coloring on and choose a vim colorscheme that uses boldface and a colored background (e.g. evening). Then I quit vim. The terminal doesn\
From within a screen session, I\'d like to run a shell script that opens a few new screen windows in the same session and start running some
I am trying to convert a big forum. At the moment I have to do this via ssh and start convert.php with \"php5 -f convert.php -- $OPTIONS\".
I\'ve recently started using screen in remote sessio开发者_如何学编程ns.One problem is that emacs doesn\'t recognize its C-a and I don\'t want to bind emacs C-a to something else, as I\'m very used to
Is there a way to automatically have each window change its name to the name of the last program you ran from that window?
On my OS X Leopard Macbook Pro, I try to pipe text or redirect a text file into pbcopy. It works when I do th开发者_运维知识库is in the Terminal, but not if I do it in the Terminal when I\'m working i
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