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Which dock? Cairo, Latte, Plank?

kub-kun

looks cool

kub-kun

better than up macos-like rices

Pouria

(degree?)

Pouria

use mpv.

Clay

Neat

Clay

Nice

dapit

Anonymous

Phil

Hi all small script that i just wrote there to print rfc docs in terminal : #!/bin/sh curl -s https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc$(echo $1 | sed 's/^index/-index/').txt | less write it in /usr/bin/rfc

Phil

simple use ; print the rfc 0137 : $ rfc 0137

Phil

search rfc ssh : $ rfc index | grep SSH

Phil

enjoy

Phil

Oh and forgot one thing cool about it : you can jump directly to a specific chapter (ex. chap7) using /^7 in the less mode (For some rfc which is well written, so...)

Pouria

Hi all small script that i just wrote there to print rfc docs in terminal : #!/bin/sh curl -s https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc$(echo $1 | sed 's/^index/-index/').txt | less write it in /usr/bin/rfc

you can create it in ~/.local/bin/rfc and set it to path. you should do this: set path = ( ~/.local/bin ) on csh.

Phil

@Dark_Rail is it possible to avoid the creation of file (cause there is one line and it will takes 4k on disk)

Pouria

you can create it in ~/.local/bin/rfc and set it to path. you should do this: set path = ( ~/.local/bin ) on csh.

or you can create it under /usr/local/bin directory.

Pouria

@Dark_Rail is it possible to avoid the creation of file (cause there is one line and it will takes 4k on disk)

alias

Pouria

is your shell csh?

Phil

no I use oksh

Pouria

no I use oksh

IDK how can you set an alias in oksh. but in csh you can do this: alias NAME "command"

Phil

yes but i need to use $1 and I don't see how

Pouria

yes but i need to use $1 and I don't see how

you mean this? rfc args

Phil

yes exactly

Pouria

yes exactly

you should use getopts/getopt.

Pouria

search for getopts/getopt in google.

Pouria

no

Pouria

sorry.

Pouria

can you explain better?

Phil

I don't know how to pass the argument with alias

Pouria

I don't know how to pass the argument with alias

for example in bash(.bashrc file): alias hello="rfc $1" and run rfc args.

Phil

ok find it !! I declare a funtion in .shrc and it works !

Pouria

ok find it !! I declare a funtion in .shrc and it works !

yeah you can do this too.

Anonymous

For security reasons, I'm also "going to digitally an hero" (= completely reset my Telegram account). Therefore, today is my last day on telegram. I will probably come back any time in the mid-term future. Thank you to everyone for many nice chats. Goodbye, everybody. 👋

dapit

For security reasons, I'm also "going to digitally an hero" (= completely reset my Telegram account). Therefore, today is my last day on telegram. I will probably come back any time in the mid-term future. Thank you to everyone for many nice chats. Goodbye, everybody. 👋

Goodluck man and see u soon, thanks for all those tips