New Category – Linux One Liners

I came across Frank’s blog Programming – Powerful One liners – “What can a one liner do for you?”

Great Idea, I often use one line Linux commands and in my current consulting role, I’m being asked more and more Linux questions, which often result in a one Line answer. So now I have a place to put them.

Tagged with: General Linux One Liners

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