My top ten looks like this:
$ history|awk '{a[$2]++ } END{for(i in a){print a[i] " " i}}'|sort -rn|head
161 ls
85 cd
46 vim
33 make
28 clear
21 ll
16 rm
15 svn
14 sudo
10 touch
What does your top ten look like ?
My top ten looks like this:
$ history|awk '{a[$2]++ } END{for(i in a){print a[i] " " i}}'|sort -rn|head
161 ls
85 cd
46 vim
33 make
28 clear
21 ll
16 rm
15 svn
14 sudo
10 touch
What does your top ten look like ?
My (server) top ten
114 ll
84 cd
35 vi
26 python
23 ls
21 grep
16 sudo
15 less
13 screen
12 w
The desktop top 10 should be plenty different. I’ll post it later.
Desktop now. Pity this is just the command line, actual usage is about 50% or more done with a GUI.
85 ll
78 cd
29 lastfm_timer.py
23 mencoder
22 ssh
22 gmplayer
21 less
21 cat
19 su
17 ls
@Nuno Inacio
We also have sudo, su which are prefixing other commands. I guess if this would take into account that, and the GUI interactions it would be too intrusive, right ?
Well, if it were too intrusive I would not be posting them. And anyway I use sudo, su on ubuntu and debian respectively to gain a root shell. I hate prefixing commands with sudo – one root command never comes alone