Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "Command Line Tricks That Make Me the Coolest Guy in the Office" video.

  1. If it's a range of something he could also use {1..9} or [1-9]. One thing I've found quite useful is when you want to match on 2 or more characters too, such as ls -d [Aa]?* to list everything that starts with an A or a but not merely a or A on their own. I have multiple folders that are sorted alphabetically.
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  2.  @mustekala797  Thanks, and it doesn't interfere with Shift+Page{Up,Down} to scroll the terminal output either.
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  3. I use vim daily, but I can't stand vi mode with bash. It just doesn't respect my ~/.vimrc ;)
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  4. I just use the same ones they use on Windows, Ctrl+{Left,Right}.
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