... and that's ignoring everything that's used from within any of my own scripts, and only counting the first command on a line, it ignores anything that might follow in a pipeline such as awk, sed, sort, uniq, tac, head, tail, cut, ...
... and that also ignores anything used in development (which I generally do on a different machine) such as git, cc, make, perl, python, go, ...
In order from most- to least-used, the top 20 on one of my machines are ...
mutt,ps,ls,cd,ssh,vi,ping,find,host,grep,which,rm,cat,nslookup,man,history,whois,tree,touch,mount, ...... and that's ignoring everything that's used from within any of my own scripts, and only counting the first command on a line, it ignores anything that might follow in a pipeline such as
awk,sed,sort,uniq,tac,head,tail,cut, ...... and that also ignores anything used in development (which I generally do on a different machine) such as
git,cc,make,perl,python,go, ...Yeah if I introduce development commands then
gitwould be the number 1 command that I use.