Notes and gists about learning how to do things only in the command-line in Linux
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This repo is like my notebook where I write snippets of code, commands and other nuggets of knowledge about working with Linux on the command-line only.
In my conception, the command-line is the fastest and most efficient way to do Systems Administration in GNU/Linux, and often the only way to do many things, especially when you are working with remote machines. That's why, as part of my always ongoing study of how Linux works and how to do things with it, I decided to store my notes and things I learned here, where hopefully other people will find it usable as well.
So, for starters, here's one trick: you serve this repository locally as a "read-only Wiki" like this:
git clone https://notabug.org/kzimmermann/cli-working-tips
mkdir cliwiki
for page in cli-working-tips
do
markdown "$page" > cliwiki/${page}.html
done
cd cliwiki
python3 -m http.serve 8080
Now you can access this locally on your browser at http://localhost:8080
.