One thing I like to do on Linux is interact with the clipboard from the command line. "some_command | xsel -b" or the like is something I use reasonably often.
If you too use this, the Mac equivalent is pbcopy/pbpaste.
I have xsel aliased to c and p, IIRC. Thanks.
# copying and pasting via command line alias c="xsel -i -b " alias p="xsel -p -b "
Yup. Will be sure to look at that.
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One thing I like to do on Linux is interact with the clipboard from the command line. "some_command | xsel -b" or the like is something I use reasonably often.
If you too use this, the Mac equivalent is pbcopy/pbpaste.
I have xsel aliased to c and p, IIRC. Thanks.
Yup. Will be sure to look at that.