>>53135307
Yeah, I am totally going to run a shell command posted on 4chan.

>>53135322
>take a moment to make sure it's not a recursive delete or some shit then post em

If you can't understand a script this simple you are not qualified to use shell anyway.

    164 sudo
    102 ll
     56 cd
     45 cat
     41 vim
     34 man
     31 systemctl
     30 journalctl
     27 rm
     24 zypper

Fresh install

306 sudo
    220 ls
    174 cd
    160 pacaur
     88 git
     38 vim
     32 rehash
     20 ./toggle.sh
     19 exit
     18 mv

    116 git
    102 echo
     85 e  // vim alias
     65 app
     57 if
     46 cp
     43 rm
     43 man
     40 sudo
     32 source

not very insightful

ITT: vim

android

48 python
32 ls
30 cd
17 ping
9 su
8 ifconfig
5 la
4 rm
4 find
4 exit

468 git
382 cd
155 ssh
151 php
136 vim
47 rm
42 ping
40 sublime
34 keychain
33 cat

>normal user

3 su
      3 rm
      3 ls
      3 cd
      1 sudo
      1 cp
      1 clear
      1 cat

>root

4 emerge
      3 clear // wut
      2 ls
      2 eselect
      1 umount
      1 reboot
      1 nano
      1 exit
      1 boot-update

laptop:

   1665 git
    848 cd
    825 grep
    699 open
    643 brew
    393 ssh
    280 rm
    278 sublime
    261 vi

hackintosh

 256 brew
 206 cd
 150 git
 143 screen
 143 ls
  97 sudo
  89 torr
  63 vim
  60 exit
  59 open

First server:
[Code]
76 nano
41 ls
41 cd
34 cat
27 ps
21 su
21 service
15 apt-get
14 clear
11 exit
[/code]

ksh: fc: no history (yet)

   1379 vim
    465 ls
    385 cd
    316 ghci
    290 python
    206 julia
    125 sudo
    123 yaourt
    114 ..
     82 rm

658 sl
621 ls

  56 $((RANDOM%6))
  38 megals
  31 megadf
  26 sssh
  26 brew
  25 megareg
  23 sudo
  17 stat
  14 defaults
  14 curl

>>53136970
using nano instead of superior ed

   1032 sudo
    493 cd
    225 nvim
    175 rm
    114 cat
     91 man
     87 mv
     85 git
     49 mkdir
     48 eix

>>53136970
what system? Raspberry Pi?

239 ll
116 cd
85 sudo
48 rm
37 mv
34 git
30 vim
22 ssh
18 rsync
16 find

Not using the pc for too long.

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    133 ls
     42 cd
     33 cat
     20 rm
     20 emerge
     20 eix
     19 nano
     15 make
     14 semodule
     14 semanage

I guess it was cleared a bit ago

 114 g++
    108 ./a.out
     61 sudo
     13 cd
     12 ls
      7 su
      4 steam
      4 rm
      2 ./xflux
      2 dpkg

   1881 hg
   1325 cd
    765 ls
    752 emacs
    737 fg
    646 make
    324 man
    203 cat
    188 pacman
    183 echo

199 sudo
37 ls
35 grep
20 nano
19 vnc4server
15 service
15 sensors
14 apg
10 dpkg
10 cat

   1344 ls
    829 sudo
    827 cd
    369 nano
    231 cat
    229 find
    130 mpv
    108 rm
    101 exit
     75 yaourt

>>53137318
vps

>dat script

409 22.2.2016
360 21.2.2016
254 23.2.2016

i've tried

>>53135307

    453 vim
    413 git
    235 cabal
    220 ghci
    169 sudo
    113 run
    108 apt-cache
     82 find
     77 tar
     74 make

I'm least surprised.

HISTCONTROL=ignoredups kind of shoots this in the ass.

98 sudo
65 cd
60 ls
49 vim
27 node
26 exit
18 rm
17 npm
17 git
10 make

makes sense for a server

235 vim
177 ls
121 python
88 git
86 cd
61 sqlite3
59 pep8
27 sudo
22 cat
20 cp

>>53138093
Not really. It just removes all the unnecessary ls and exit noise.

>>53135307
144 ls
134 sudo
110 vi
107 cd
40 ./brute-force.py
32 make
28 l
27 clear
21 cc
17 kvm

Sorry for asking a dumb question... but what is the second pipe supposed to do?

>>53138206
>cp
MODS

>>53135307
>not having echo > .bash_history in your .bashrc

>>53138387
why? reverse search is often easier than relying on aliases

    840 sudo
    115 emerge
     84 locate
     74 equery
     55 vim
     55 mpv
     43 firejail
     41 emacs
     37 pulseaudio
     37 ls

   183 sudo
     44 cd
     33 ls
     21 chmod
     18 screenfetch
     18 mpv
     17 nano
     17 cu
     13 cat
     12 smbclient

>>53138344
it trims commands that had pipes with no whitespace, for instance "dmesg|grep" would turn into "dmesg"

It's a server, I don't actually use it to actively work on things.

    343 sudo
    148 ls
     99 cd
     39 htop
     38 nano
     26 exit
     18 cat
     17 ffmpeg
     16 mail
     15 df

>>53138694
what animal doesn't use whitespaces?

>>53138749
what animal keeps a persistent history of their shell commands?

>>53137462
> ./a.out
not giving your compiled programs cute names
what kind of bad person are you

161 sudo
72 alsamixer
47 git
19 ls
17 cd
15 plank
15 ping
13 redshift
10 screenfetch
8 killall

Install is rather new and I don't use bash that often anymore since downloading GitKraken to manage my repos.

>>53138754
people who has stuff to do?
It is stored on your computer, it is there to help YOU.
If it was stored somewhere else, I would have a problem with it, but this doesn't bother me one bit.
I actively use it.

>>53138783
>alsamixer
Why would you use the gui so often?

>>53135307
fresh install too
56 ls
52 exit
41 cd
31 vim
31 sudo
13 xrdb
9 tmux
7 rm
6 mv
6 cp

user:
1051 ls
961 cd
767 mpv
523 su
336 cat
331 eix
267 find
175 rm
155 play
152 htop

root:
883 emerge
706 ls
548 cd
539 eix
487 cat
321 systemctl
222 nvim
168 equery
166 echo
164 rm

I used this command

history | sed 's/\s*[0-9]*\s*//' | sed 's/|\s*/\n/' | sed 's/\s.*$//' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head[/cpde] because I am to lazy to bother with learning awk, and wanted to count the programmes within pipes, because I use them alot.

This is what I got on my main laptop with history of 1000 (recently installed):

    176 git
    140 ls
     94 exit
     71 vi
     63 cd
     50 ssh
     32 history
     30 rm
     25 sed
     24 sudo


on my other PC:
    137 ls
     52 mv
     41 exit
     37 cd
     36 ssh
     23 rm
     22 gpg
     14 tmux
     14 pass
     12 git


and on my raspberry pi (for some reason I really like fortune):

     81 ls
     44 cd
     42 fortune
     36 exit
     35 sudo
     30 less
     30 grep
     27 man
     26 ll
     23 vi


Man, I wish I had backed up all my .bash_history files...

>>53138816
The SPDIF output of my sound card is always auto-muted by alsa on system startup and I have been too dumb/lazy to fix the default setting. I tried some fixes for that I found on the Arch Wiki and on the Arch forums, but gave up after trying for a couple of hours without them working consistently.

I might invest some time into this when I actually have some time to spare.

     50 vim
     44 ls
     38 cd
     34 pacman
     23 htop
     22 yaourt
     22 tlp-stat
     19 startx
     19 poweroff
     15 uSync // rsync script

>>53135307
134 ls
113 exit
111 sudo
101 cd
66 mpc
41 rm
30 cls
28 ll
27 ssh
24 aget

Also:
alias aget="sudo apt-get install "

503 ls
346 cd
233 vim
154 sudo
60 gcc
43 python
39 rm
30 mv
23 javac
22 wine

more programming stuff then expected...

>>53138871
If the alsa-restore isn't working, why not just unmute when you boot?

amixer set Master unmute

Using a gui is for a persistant problem like that is weird

85 sudo
61 ls
59 cd
43 ./prime_factors.py
28 ./a.out
20 g++
19 git
17 mpv
16 vim
15 yaourt

~$ wc -l .bash_history 
15215 .bash_history

>>53139317
> 43 ./prime_factors.py
why?

158 sudo
139 cd
127 ll <- ls -alt | head -20
56 l <- ls -alt
47 amixer
30 cp
28 notify-send
27 ssh
24 mplayer
23 ./dump1090 (Program to view ADS-B data with SDR-Dongle )
19 man

>>53139712
ADS-B is to transmit status info of aircraft
(like flight aware, but only on a direct path (Plane --> my dongle))

>>53139869
I just read "plane --> my dong"

>>53135307

    
430 ls
419 cd
294 emacs
291 make
283 git
251 sudo
67 ./simfin
65 vim
58 rm
42 cat

ls is the first one because i sometimes run ls like 7 times in a row when i'm bored

 
    222 cd
    157 la
    130 sudo
    112 vim
     65 pacman
     52 yaourt
     47 git
     42 rofi
     40 mv
     33 man
 

meh...

1130 vim
1027 cd
 919 git
 744 ls
 619 rm
 297 sudo
 257 mv
 256 cat
 246 brew
 239 find
[\code]

>>53135307

    153 pacman
    118 block
     55 gcc
     54 ping
     40 ls
     34 mount
     34 ip
     34 iw
     29 killall
     20 man

 811 git
 539 npm
 234 cd
 144 ls
 131 my_ssh_sv
  96 my_buc
  64 ssh
  52 my_website
  51 curl
  47 docker

>>53137036
Chooo chooo

    125 sudo
     73 ls
     67 cd
     34 vim
     27 [
     26 ssh
     21 exit
     16 mysql
     15 ps
     10 git

yeah, no surprises here

>>53140606
>ls is the first one because i sometimes run ls like 7 times in a row when i'm bored

when i'm bored i play the UNIX Russian roulette

 [ $[ $RANDOM % 6 ] == 0 ] && rm -rf / || echo "Click.." 

239 git
38 ls
35 cd
22 ant
19 clear
18 nano
15 brew
14 node
12 killall
10 ssh

    979 srm
    934 mpv
    553 cd
    519 lad
    482 rm
    312 ls
    271 mv
    262 sudo
    254 cat
    244 while

phones debian chroot

root@localhost:/# history | awk '{print $2}' | awk 'BEGIN {FS="|"}{print $1}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head
81 cd
78 clear
62 ls
60 apt-get
25 exit
18 ffmpeg
15 ./configure
13 df
12 ran
11 gcc

My linux is recent :

     61 steam
     58 pacman
     52 sudo
     42 nano
     38 cd
     19 find
     18 git
     17 ls
     11 timedatectl
     10 minecraft
 

119 vim
73 g++
40 sudo
39 gcc
23 ./iocccsize
22 clang
15 ls
13 ./a.out
11 objdump
11 LC_ALL=C

I think one could easily guess what I'm doing right now

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>>53135307

1484 ls
1250 cd ..
1098 cd..
999 cd code

>tfw supermodel

Server:

81 cd
77 nano
71 tail
68 ls
37 sudo
36 grep
27 cat
20 bash
12 rm
12 echo

>>53135307
I literally only use this laptop for masturbation

     94 sudo
     62 mpv
     48 cd
     31 ls
     20 vim
     19 exit
     10 wget
      9 makepkg
      8 tar
      8 pacman

     78 vim
     65 sudo
     57 git
     53 ls
     44 make
     38 cd
     25 ./compare.pl
     21 ssh
     19 ./bleh.pl
     17 less

I don't even know what the second Perl script is

   1188 yaourt
    779 sudo
    485 c
    332 vlc
    310 urxvtc
    302 nano
    259 cat
    249 ls
    227 rm
    182 echo

lol

 336 root
  37 cd
  33 ll
  20 rvmm
   7 history
   6 ps
   4 kill
   2 hadd
   2 cp

A bit dull commands as I only use this laptop when at lab.

>>53146883
>cp

you are allowed to do that at your lab ?

>>53147175
I might just be ignorant, but why not?

221 git
194 cd
184 ls
93 exit
47 emacs
45 rm
44 cat
28 *censored*
17 tmux
17 make

     69 npm
     45 git
     32 gcc
     30 sudo
     25 aur
     23 ./mydu
     20 make
     20 get
     18 node
     18 cd

207 uptime
115 sudo
22 mpv
21 convert
20 chromium-browser
14 ssh
13 cd
10 man
6 qtiplot
6 7z

1670 sudo
720 ls
593 yaourt
512 cd
425 clear
252 nano
191 screenfetch
175 cat
170 nvim
152 pacman

>>53137306
>nvim
ma nigguh

    422 sudo
    126 python
    121 ls
     94 cat
     80 cd
     43 clear
     41 ./RSSscript.py
     11 curl
      8 exit
      7 screen

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>having a history file
dat lack of security

    312 g
    133 vi
    106 exit
     65 cd
     63 clear
     48 pwd
     47 ssh
     31 ovpn
     27 python
     23 gcert

g is an alias for git

dunno why I have no sudo in there and so much ./tablelookup

    220 cd
     73 vim
     72 ./tablelookup
     30 sleep
     25 clear
     13 python2
     11 pu
     10 ls
     10 find
      5 rm

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Posting a scrot because I can't copy/paste from this rig

    145 sudo
     75 ls
     65 cd
     60 vim
     58 gcc
     51 gnuplot
     31 shred
     24 mv
     21 killall
     21 ./my_synchronization_script.sh

I thought I had used ls a ton of times more

954 ls
694 cd
589 git
487 docker
324 vim
210 nvim
206 sudo
164 ssh
157 fg
124 cat

>>53149933
>having doubt about a hardened system.
dat lack of self-confidence

109 exit
62 curl
31 nano
30 mpv
24 ranger
22 man
18 sudo
13 mplayer
12 vlc
12 startx

OMG exit first place
I have to start using Ctrl+D

>>53150633

mpv , mplayer and vlc : are you really that indecisive ?

   188 ffmpeg
     79 ./server
     72 clear
     69 ./gsim
     68 ./gettoone
     39 ./test;aplay
     37 sudo
     33 rm
     24 man
     23 ./test

Work:

1227 cd
1156 vim
607 cat
449 rm
433 grep
430 svn
373 git
276 ssh
259 mv
247 ls
245 find
242 scp
227 cp
214 tar
162 mkdir
125 man
123 make
114 aptitude
92 strace
77 perl


Home:

959 vim
891 cd
660 │
656 git
541 rm
471 cat
447 mv
263 grep
260 ls
202 cp
182 find
164 mkdir
161 aptitude
149 python
128 curl
121 ssh
105 tar
91 printf
91 echo

>>53149933
>typing things in a command line that may be sensitive.

not going to waste my time.
the commands I use all the time are just hidden away since their arguments are not unique.

>>53147279
I think that was a poor joke

225 sudo
100 ssh
63 exit
50 cat
36 vim
32 cd
22 ls
22 ffmpeg
11 yandex-disk
11 nmap

I'm actually surprised by how many people use vim here.

>>53138360
you win

>>53151871
>>53149867
>>53147591
>>53145301
>>53141258
>>53139712
>>53139317
>>53138783
>>53138735
>>53138540
>>53138450
>>53138147
>>53137612
>>53137306
>>53136378
>>53135548
You have irreparably fucked up your permissions if sudo is your number one.

>>53151954
elaborate?

>>53151954
if the main thing you do in a terminal is update packages and edit configs it should be expected

>>53135307
How did I turn this into a fork bomb?

VPS 1:

    145 cd
     97 nano
     62 su
     58 ls
     55 apt-get
     44 htop
     34 pgrep
     31 service
     26 livestreamer
     25 crontab

RPi

     21 pacman
     19 reboot
     12 screenfetch
      8 cd
      7 clear
      6 lynx
      4 wget
      4 time
      4 service
      3 nano

VPS 2:

     31 apt-get
     27 cd
     13 su
     13 chmod
      9 ls
      7 reboot
      6 rm
      6 nano
      5 youtube-dl
      5 userdel

VPS 3 (new)

     27 apt-get
     20 su
     18 service
     15 mysql
     15 cd
     13 nano
     10 reboot
      8 sudo
      8 ls
      8 htop

Seedbox

    260 cd
    171 ls
     68 wget
     65 cp
     61 du
     45 ~/private/youtube-dl/youtube-dl
     43 rm
     30 clear
     20 tar
     19 rar

you can r8 but u cant h8

>>53152133
>RPi
>OS is arch

was it seemless install or a bitch?

>>53152276
i had to create a linux live cd to boot in linux and follow the instructions to install arch. and it was a bit of a bitch yes.

but once i got that shit copied over, it was all good

>>53152276
>>53152311
http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv6/raspberry-pi

Work:

   1143 ls
    938 cd
    516 vim
    504 bitbake
    159 rm
    156 find
     95 cp
     81 git
     72 bitbake-layers
     68 tree

    115 ls
     91 cd
     59 ./tv // a script I'm writing
     23 nano
     21 yaourt
     18 sudo
     16 house // HoC alias
     15 man
     12 tengen // Gurren Lagann
     12 rm

    971 l
    688 sudo
    499 vi
    466 cd
    312 exit
    241 su
    112 apt-get
     95 ps
     86 sensors
     78 vnstat

   1526 ls
    805 cd
    684 vim
    493 sudo
    413 python
    389 su
    362 wget
    347 firejail
    319 ssh
    312 pacman

>>53135307

514 c
343 sudo
186 ncmpcpp
169 yaourt
154 sf
127 cd
108 git
 98 mpd
 97 l
 86 clear

autism: the post

>>53135307
193 javac
128 java
122 cd
117 sudo
102 git
71 gcc
56 ls
29 nano
25 jstest
15 sixad

>>53138450
>>53152806
What do you use firejail for?

>>53152874
sandbox my internet-facing apps. I usually use mpv to stream, youtube-dl to download vids, epiphany and firefox.

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>>53150308
>being that self-confident about a system
It's called arrogance.

>>53151059
Literally everything you type into a typical server is sensitive.

51 mount
     20 apt-get
     14 umount
     10 ls
     10 chroot
      9 lsof
      8 chmod
      5 cd
      4 nano
      3 df

54 ls
46 sudo
42 nano
39 cd
37 pac
21 mpv
20 ssh
19 history
12 sync
12 man

pac = sudo pacman

I'm pretty sure my history isn't saving past 500 or something.

    233 cd
    140 mpv
     88 git
     86 nvim
     78 man
     65 rm
     55 sudo
     49 find
     46 ls
     42 cat

Neat. Also, if your list seems short, try using "history 0" instead of just "history".

174 sudo
139 ls
92 cd
55 vim
47 docker
30 nmap
25 ssh
20 python
19 ssh_dockerpi
18 rm

81 ls
54 vim
44 cd
43 service
34 cat
26 apt-get
21 systemctl
16 sudo
16 rm
16 l

112 sudo
26 yaourt
25 pacman
16 screenfetch
15 ls
14 youtube-dl
13 inxi
12 cd
10 su
6 clear

    696 cd
    694 ls
    383 vim
    285 git
    167 sudo
     78 nix-env
     72 rm
     69 vagrant
     62 curl
     60 open

>>53141184
not >>53137036
but sl is one of my favorite programs...

1 394 37.3814% git
2 111 10.5313% cd
3 56 5.31309% ack
4 37 3.51044% nano
5 28 2.65655% pip
6 22 2.08729% ls
7 21 1.99241% fab
8 19 1.80266% subl
9 18 1.70778% find
10 16 1.51803% scp

I brogram stuff

    323 ls
    155 cd
    144 sudo
    110 vim
     42 exit
     36 rm
     22 cat
     16 wget
     14 mv
     13 su

     45 ls
     43 exit
     23 nano
     22 ./volume
     21 livestreamer
     21 cd
     20 sudo
     20 irssi
     20 date
     14 R

Everyday use laptop

    207 ll
    189 cd
     43 git
     41 cat
     37 vim
     25 rm
     23 mv
     21 find
     20 for
     18 make

Server

    149 ll
    112 cd
     44 vim
     41 id3v2
     37 sudo
     32 ncmpcpp
     30 sc
     30 ls
     25 transmission-remote
     24 mv

Boring shit.

just fuck my shit up

64 ls
  62 clear
  59 cd
  44 nano
  24 telnet
  23 fakefetch-hc
  21 prtconf
  18 svcadm
  14 exit
  13 kstat

>>53135322
>can't understand a simple command
This is the age of neo-/g/

>>53135322
Run it in a VM

    183 vim
    137 python
    122 sudo
     61 ls
     54 cd
     29 killall
     28 cp
     27 ssh
     24 [[
     20 cat

>>53137462
learn to write makefiles, you'll thank me later

     97 python3
     78 sudo
     77 cd
     69 rustc
     49 lua
     44 ping
     44 ls
     44 htop
     41 rsync
     34 cat

Huh.

>>53153018
May i ask the font anon?

    259 nano
    222 make
    158 ls
    132 ./bc-dl
     53 cd
     40 man
     35 clear
     29 exit
      8 locate
      6 sudo

Shit, I didn't notice I used that much go.

    149 nano
    115 git
     93 cd
     52 rm
     45 go
     43 mv
     41 godep
     30 cp
     26 ls
     25 python 3

>>53135322
awk stands for autistic wiaboo killyourself

642 ls
282 cd
274 clear
190 sudo
135 git
125 vim
60 cat
57 mv
45 rm
43 python3


I feel like a senile retard with all of these lses

65 brew
43 sudo
39 clear
34 ssh
29 nmap
29 cd
18 defaults
17 netstat
17 ffmpeg
13 ping

>>53139317
>> 43 prime factors.py
wat?

273 ls
173 cd
110 vim
56 sudo
38 go
36 mpv
29 git
26 rm
21 nzbget
20 make

>>53135307
67 whois
58 dig
38 ud #alias for fink selfupdate
38 fua #alias for fink update all
27 fink
21 dx #alias for dig -x
13 cd
11 ls
9 openssl
8 la #alias for ls -aFlG

>>53135307

  11828 cd
  10221 mpv
   8286 vim
   7985 ls
   7357 git
   6624 m
   4182 ~/dev/mpv/build/mpv
   3962 ./waf
   3313 ~/dev/mpvhq/build/mpv
   2729 sudo

>>53135322
You are a fucking moron

1201 ll (alias to ls -lrth)
1131 sudo
1080 cd
795 vim
398 git
328 perl
302 make
281 exit
271 rm
264 man

   6741 vim
   3222 lk
   2739 na
   2251 cd
   2001 reload
   1820 designate
    787 htrap
    709 svn
    657 ls
    519 lt

working

>>53169461
terminus mb

>>53169461
>>53171547
It's terminus.

That font is so imprinted into my brain I could recognize it if it was printed in braille.

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>>53135307

Microsoft Windows [Version 6.2.9200]
Copyright (c) 2006 Microsoft Version. All right reserved.
┌─[mugi]─[~]
└──╼ history | awk '{print $2}' | awk 'BEGIN {FS="|"}{print $1}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head
    967 make
    755 ls
    687 cd
    597 sudo
    510 nano
    130 mpv
    126 ./checker
     97 ./fuckabout.py
     92 man
     91 cat
┌─[mugi]─[~]
└──╼ 

I used nano as a base to write my own text editor on top of
No bullie

>>53135307

144 ls
    140 cd
     83 git
     66 fab
     61 ps
     53 python
     33 pip
     32 rm
     30 vim
     30 pelican

>>53135307

    159 reset;egrep
    151 reset;
    112 ls
     95 echo
     33 sudo
     33 man
     33 cd
     21 cat
     20 java
     17 zypper

Clean install from a couple of days ago.

     53 vim
     49 hg
     39 cd
     37 make
     30 la
     29 pacman
     16 install
     16 clear
     14 rm
     13 search

>>53135307

65 cd
     53 ls
     49 nano
     47 vim
     39 sudo
     36 gcc
     21 ./a.out
     16 git
     13 clear
     11 mv

>nano
wat. I haven't used nano in ages.

>>53171757
>pelican
Patrician

Script doesn't work on suse, change to

 history | awk '{CMD[$4]++;count++;}END { for (a in CMD)print CMD[a] " " CMD[a]/count*100 "% " a;}' | grep -v "./" | column -c3 -s " " -t | sort -nr | nl |  head -n10 

workstation

     1  59  12.6609%   mc
     2  52  11.1588%   service
     3  37  7.93991%   ping
     4  32  6.86695%   ssh
     5  21  4.50644%   mysql
     6  19  4.07725%   zypper
     7  16  3.43348%   htop
     8  15  3.21888%   yast
     9  15  3.21888%   qemu-img
    10  13  2.7897%    ifconfig

server

     1  279  27.9%  mc
     2  93   9.3%   mailq
     3  88   8.8%   htop
     4  77   7.7%   service
     5  76   7.6%   yast
     6  58   5.8%   vnstat
     7  27   2.7%   mysql
     8  22   2.2%   ping
     9  19   1.9%   df
    10  16   1.6%   touch

Am I the only one using mc here? Why don't you? It's much more comfy that that cd, rm, etc bullshit.

>>53172145
> site generator in python
> not based Ruby
not efficient let alone logical

   1049 fg
    897 vim
    896 cd
    752 ls
    649 sudo
    461 g++
    399 ./main.py
    249 rm
    210 startx
    189 ssh