Stop using tail -f (mostly)
Stop using tail -f (mostly) 12 Mar 2015 I still see a lot of people using tail -f to monitor files that are changing, mostly log files. If you are one of them, let me show you a better alternative: less +F The less documentation explains well what this +F is all about: Scroll forward, and keep trying to read when the end of file is reached. Normally this command would be used when already at the e
Announcing Unco - undo changes to files made by any command
Being sick of myself occasionally wiping off the changes made to files by running wrong commands, I have started writing a program called "Unco" (pronunciation: an-ko) - a command that records the changes to the file system, and let the users undo the changes afterwards if necessary. Unlike existing command-level solutions like aliasing rm to trash-cli, Unco is designed to be capable of undoing ch
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