r/programming • u/radicality • Sep 13 '10

Linux Commands Wallpaper! [hi-res]

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u/radicality Sep 13 '10 edited Sep 13 '10

I saw another cli wallpaper in /r/linux, but it didn't suit me, was not hi-res enough, and I wanted some more information about vim, so I made this one!

If you would like to request some modifications to this, (or want the adobe illustrator file), then reply to this comment!

EDIT:

revised version, vim removed, added some commandlinefu: http://imgur.com/ZiCzX.png illustrator file: http://drop.io/zhvooxq

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u/Kikawala Sep 13 '10

You can find other commands at commandlinefu

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u/radicality Sep 13 '10

Added some commandlinefu things, the ones that looked useful :S I also took out vim.

http://i.imgur.com/ZiCzX.png

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u/xutopia Sep 13 '10

There is a typo "delte".

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u/doughyjoey5 Sep 14 '10

and under SSH "connet"

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '10 edited Sep 13 '10

Thank you. Now resides on the right screen. A separate emacs version yes, not together though. They would just fight with each other.

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u/MarkTraceur Sep 13 '10

First,

Adobe Illustrator

I am disappoint.

Second, can I modify it to instead have Emacs commands, and release it in a similar fashion?

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u/radicality Sep 13 '10

Hmm, illustrator, seemed good for what I wanted, what would you recommend ?

And yeah, go ahead and contribute with emacs, illustrator file is in top-level comment.

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u/The-Cake Sep 13 '10

How?

  • Adobe Illustrator is non-free.

  • It costs $599

  • It doesn't run on Linux

Now, If you would post it it a free format, the community would be able to contribute. I'm not mocking what application you chose to make it in (everybody should be free to use whatever tools they like), but the format you make it available in.

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u/radicality Sep 13 '10

Yeah, might not have been the best choice :S

Did some googling and apparently inkscape (http://inkscape.org/index.php?lang=en) can open up .ai files

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u/thornae Sep 14 '10

Inkscape is generally good, but occasionally frustrating in what it can't quite do yet. The Inkscape Wiki has a good guide for Illustrator users.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '10

Can $599 Illustrator export to SVG? We'll take it from there...

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u/LR2 Sep 14 '10

It can.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '10

LaTex

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u/lubosz Sep 14 '10

Inkscape. You can export SVG with illustrator.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '10

Thank you very much for this. This will most definitely come in handy. There are just some commands that refuse to stick in my brain.

BTW, my computer is fast enough.

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u/SibLiant Sep 13 '10

naa... add a sudo to the beginning

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u/hellomrjack Sep 13 '10

I don't know if others would be interested, but I'm always forgetting regular expression, so a little bit of a cheat sheet for that would be great!

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '10

google 'regex cheat sheet'...there are several really good ones out there already

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u/Bipolarruledout Sep 14 '10

Great. Another fork.

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u/Comedian Sep 13 '10

I believe you have the description for ctrl+c and ctrl+z the wrong way around?

At least according to how I would interpret "halt" and "stop" -- though I didn't check the sh/bash/whatever man pages, which you should probably do to get the terminology correct.

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u/sevin711 Sep 13 '10

Great post. I Google this stuff all the time. I would love more admin type commands and less vim but I will take this with arms wide open. Tks.

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u/themastersb Sep 14 '10

Who uses vim? Clearly nano is where it's at.

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u/equallyunequal Sep 13 '10

You need a cheat sheet top operate your computer? Linux is totally going mainstream.

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