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Over and Over: quick ways to reuse handy shell one-liners

There are a few one-liners that I use in the shell to do some really nifty stuff. I struggle to quickly find and reuse these and asked for a solution on Mastodon. A handy one-liner might be something like (taken from here): This converts all the flac files in subfolders into mp3 files. Obviously, we […]

10th January 2023By Stephen Royle adventures in code, computing code, commandLine, shell, tftb, zsh
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