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"ps -fAHww" prints a nice process tree.

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Same. tar zxpvf and ps aux are burned in.

And thanks for that one about journalctl! I recently came back to Linux after many years and was wondering what the modern version to follow logs was!

@badnetmask @homelab Oh, speaking of git:

[alias]
tree = log --decorate --pretty=oneline --abbrev-commit --graph
delete = rm
del = rm

git tree makes nice, coloured trees in the console similar to what gitlab does. git tree --all works, too.
delete and del, self-explanatory.

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sdiff -sbWw230
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@badnetmask I've got a slight variation of the "netstat" one:

ss -tulnp

And for my Gentoo-based desktop:

emerge -uvaDN world

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Ah the aliases

k=kubectl
m=make and j=just
d=docker and dc=docker compose

And a many more for git and docker operations, haha.

Also my username is always j, and my hostname a3 (third laptop at current work)

Sorry for the deviation 😅

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netstat -tapn
ps -aux
updatedb && locate <file_name>
grep -ri <string> <destination_path>

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diff -pruN
rsync -arvuP
ls -lrt

@badnetmask @homelab `nc -vz -w 2 host port` to test if a flow is open without using telnet

@badnetmask @homelab I usually use netstat -tulpn, because it's somehow similar to the German word for tulips 🌷 (Tulpen), so easier to remember for me.

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- `ps aux`
- `diff -urN`