Want to reuse the last argument from your previous command?
Use !$, it saves time and keystrokes.
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@LinuxMastery.pdf
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📚 Mastering Linux Shell Scripting (Andrew Mallett, Mokhtar Ebrahim)
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Ex_Files_Docker_EssT.zip
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🐧 Quick Linux tip:
The diff command is a useful tool for finding differences between files in the Linux terminal. However, icdiff offers an even better side-by-side comparison with colorized output.
The output will display both files side-by-side with any differences highlighted in red and green, making it easy to spot the difference.
The diff command is a useful tool for finding differences between files in the Linux terminal. However, icdiff offers an even better side-by-side comparison with colorized output.
$ icdiff config-dev.ini config-prod.iniThe output will display both files side-by-side with any differences highlighted in red and green, making it easy to spot the difference.
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