7 Essential Command Line Tools (2022)

What font is that in your terminal?

What stuff do you run on the background for it to be consuming 30gb of ram ? lol

I wouldn’t build on muscle memory and create aliases. On one hand these commands deserve to be called by their name and secondly, you don't keep the name from a former partner for the current one. 😅

An actual good linux commands, loved it ❤🔥

Can this tools be used on IPAD os?

ok new apps to do stuff, but it's useless on production, you cannot have them on production unless you have permission to install them. so for a person who get to use these, they will stuck or struggle to use actual apps in those environments

I don't quite understand how what you demonstrated in ripgrep differs from ls or exa. Other than that, good video. Thanks for introduction to those tools.

great suggestions!
btw, seems like recently bat as been renamed to batcat on debian.

Awesome! Some very useful tools you've shown there. Thanks dude! Subbed!

This is great. Thank you.

Good. I'd like to see something about script, tmux, screen ... i found script somewhat useful for session recording and I recall using tmux or screen in 90s (hell, i'm old) for keeping opened terminal session when connection dies

Another suggestion, turn on your Vim syntax highlighting :)

Amazing! Thanks! Good luch!

Ive been using MC since the 90s! Another excellent legacy file manager was Xtree Gold. Thanks for some excellent pointers to useful programs.

This is awesome!

“Zed” is so much better than “zee.” I’m going to have to change my American accent!

Nice overview, thanks. One favorite use of bat for me is displaying syntax colored manpages.
Add the following line to your ~/.bashrc and enjoy:

export MANPAGER="sh -c 'col -bx | bat -l man -p'"

Hi, Thanks for the great video. How the size displayed while using the bat command along with filename?
In my case only filename is showing. I have the following for the --style config
--style="header,numbers,grid,snip"

Midnight Commander needs a full respin with tools like fzf integrated. It has grown arcane, they won't even integrate tabs, it's actively innovation hostile. Is there perhaps a better terminal file manager?

That was so helpful. Thanks a lot!

super helpful

I’ve used Linux and hosted basic servers and such for a very long time now… but I still have gaps in my knowledge because of mostly teaching myself. Your videos and tutorials have really taught me a lot, filled knowledge gaps, and got me up to speed on a lot things. Really appreciate your videos. They’ve helped me tremendously compared to other content creators & tutorials I’ve followed over the years. Yours stand out. Thank you!

I really like the pace of your videos. Anyone else, this would've been a 20-30 minute video. The pace makes it digestible, and the chapters/time codes mean I can jump back in to rewatch a given section if it didn't quite stick. Explanations are crisp, concise, and clear. nice work.

I don't use anything written in rust. I don't adhere to that religion thank you!

This was useful.

Your terminal is really sleek and neat.

And with bat comes batman :-)

I didn't know about entr, is amazingo for fast test.

Anyone remember Norton Commander?

Hi Rob! What's the theme you are using in this video? Thanks! :)

i'll recommend LSD vs exa (via cargo/Rust), btop, gitui, mcfly(cargo/Rust), Dust(cargo/Rust) and the main one topgrade (cargo/Rust)

TNice tutorials was easy to follow.

Good vidio

Do you have a video on how to use and configure Exa?

so, how did you get fzf in Ctrl + R? I didn't understand. Thank you.

what font do you use on your terminal? great video

Aside from fzf, entr, and mc— these are all written in rust. Which is really neat because even though I’m not that capable in rust, it’s probably my favorite language ever.

Amazin video! Do you use emacs org mode? Whats your note taking setup?

Link to your vid on zsh, tmux and starship please?

How does midnight commander compares with tools like ranger or lf?

Hey Tech Craft. Love the videos. I just wanted to know how i can get my terminal to look like yours. I really like it. Thanks!

How do you search for '->' using rg?

cd also has the - shortcut to go back to the previous directory

Thank you for sharing those cool cli. Could you please share me your theme that you're using as well?

Thank you so much.

Yes please to an MC video! Definitely going to investigate these replacements!

This an excellent compilation of useful commands. And I see you are using org mode. Yay!

Thanks for the informative video. I also love MC and feel I've only scratched the surface of its capabilities. I would very much enjoy a dedicated MC video.

Aweome tools! BTW. what do you use for your terminal prompt?

Ripgrep looks like grep with --color flag. Is it true or does it have some additional features?