On my quest to stop being intimidated by the command line, the more I learn about it, the more fascinated I become by it.
In my last post ,which y...
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This was such a great read! Thank you so much! I even learned something new!! 😃
I really enjoy the way you write, Dionysia! It's such a pleasure to read, your gifs always make me grin and your explanations are so clear and easy to understand - I wish I had these articles when I first started out getting familiar with the command line! :) I can't wait to read more from you! 😊
Your comment made me day :)
Thank you so much for your support and the nice words you said to me. You are one of the kindest people I have come across.
Thanks again :)
Oh, of course! I absolutely mean it, it's always such a joy to see people being so genuinely interested and excited about code and tech and everything that comes along with it! I'm so glad that you decided to invest the time in writing out and sharing all your findings, so again, if anything, I thank you! 😅😊 I'm just stoked to -alt list everything from now on! 😄
This makes me so happy, yes -alt on everything from now on haha :)
#meta DEV tip
using liquid tags to promote your previous posts gives it a bit more visual flair and breaks up the document a bit.
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Dionysia Lemonaki ・ Jun 19 ・ 2 min read
Thank you for that tip!
Thanks for this small revision course of command line commands.
The best one I like is the ' rm ' command, which can be used both for moving and renaming files.
Also, I just realised that I cannot empty bin folder with that command.
Keep Coding, keep growing.!
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it! :)
Learning the command and being comfortable with it is a super-power. There are things that seem easier and more intuitive with a GUI for most of us. But once you get more comfortable you start to find ways that you can script it, which makes you feel like a wizard. You can also start setting up aliases that do things that you do often with very few keystrokes. At some point, the GUI starts to feel a bit barbaric in comparison.
thank you
I never knew about -t, and I've been using Unix on and off for years. very handy, thanks!
Thank you so much, I appreciate that!
Very great for those starting out!
Thank you so much!
I'll give it a read :)