15 Terminal Commands that will BOOST your Productivity

[@CodingWithLewis]

Hey! I know that person! 🤨

[@warpdotdev]

Hmmm. Doesn't ring a bell for us.

[@JustPyroYT]

Hmmm I think I have seen him at some point...

[@ExplodeCode]

Hmm, I have seen you somwhere 🤔, naa 😂

[@vladdomnescu]

Does anybody know who that person is? He looks like a light mode user 😯

[@devonchia5976]

1. ssh-add To temporarily add key file on an active terminal so that i can ssh without specifying the key 2. cd - To return to the previous directory, to toggle between 2 dir easily

[@artemstrogin3668]

Keychron V1 QMK with the knob? Nice)

[@KeithSader]

Interesting choice of screen vs. tmux.

[@neo3331]

You might want to consider doing some quality control on those animations. „dif“ instead of „diff“ and „ps-c“ instead of „ps -c“ just jumped into my eye and especially when talking about terminal commands, that people don’t know, these typos are very confusing

[@BeatSyncBytes]

awk is really awkward 😂 other than that screen was new to me, keep it up

[@FabianMendez]

I prefer tmux rather than screen, seems a bit more updated and powerful

[@laughingvampire7555]

one of the greatests ironies of the world is that perl was invented as a replacement for awk

[@yashdineshdeore9b332]

I have subscribed you both. You both are amazing 🎉

[@warpdotdev]

Thank you so much!

[@duckyblender]

Huh this deserves more viewes

[@warpdotdev]

Let us know what command you use to boost your productivity!

[@adrian_franczak]

A lot of custom with fzf under the hood xD

[@epsisayidina2989]

tmux

[@epsisayidina2989]

less -F, while waiting for new log. although this can be done with tail

[@epsisayidina2989]

This video is cool. #respect Thank you

[@evans8245]

42 school. We use these everyday 🎉 💪 😤

[@arthurcastro3928]

Great video!

[@mainendra]

Awesome 🙌

[@warpdotdev]

Thanks!

[@Cookiekeks]

Nice colab

[@benporter3903]

Video is to fast to read the output

[@brianpack369]

dif: command not found

[@rajkishan3690]

🔥🔥

[@tobiadeniji6630]

rm -fR /