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Useful Mail Stuff | == Useful Mail Stuff == | ||
mutt -Z :-: Opens mutt, with a folder with new mail open | mutt -Z :-: Opens mutt, with a folder with new mail open | ||
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mutt -s <subject> <email address> :-: pipe/redirect stuff to this to send email | mutt -s <subject> <email address> :-: pipe/redirect stuff to this to send email | ||
== Useful Bash Stuff == | |||
mesg n :-: sets your tty permissions to -w All. Useful to stop people dumping stuff on your terminal | |||
vim :-: The coolest text editor ever | |||
type :-: This is a bash builtin (I think) that tells you what you're running (where it is, whether it's a builtin, or whatever). I prefer it to which, since its A: always there, and B:knows more about your aliases and stuff | |||
write :-: like hey, but nor formatting | |||
who :-: gives you a list of logged in users. Useful for playing with when your scripting | |||
last :-: gives you a list of the users who *have* logged in. On RB, its in the last month | |||
wget :-: downloads websites | |||
man -k :-: is a synonym for apropos, but easier to spell. Searches for manpages, based on some kind of meta data | |||