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I always end up using both du and df because I can never remember which does what. Half the time, I also can’t remember their names even and have to look them u
by dkersten 8y ago
I always end up using both du and df because I can never remember which does what. Half the time, I also can’t remember their names even and have to look them up.
All of the really frequent commands, I can remember (cp, mv, cat, tar, head, tail, ls, mkdir, rm, grep, sed, and a handful of common programs like package managers and git) and everything else I can never remember and have to look up. I personally don’t like the unix command names, most don’t make much sense to me personally. Sure, I like that they’re short, but I can never remember them unless I use them a lot.
- nomocrypto 8y agoDon’t worry, I’m exactly the same way. disk fills up Me: Dammit, which command is which again? angry Googling It’s like the syntax for creating a symlink: I could live to be 100 and still forget the order of the arguments to ln.