true, but if you're trying to show examples of piping things into those commands, it is useful to show how piping works. for example, instead of "some -complicated - --command that 'gives' -output | grep 'yousearchstring'" for clarity you can show "cat file | grep 'yousearchstring'"
Hey dude, just wanted to drop a thanks for these videos you're making. Even though I've been a *nix (Linux, BSD, but let's be honest, mostly macOS) user for over 20 years, I'm loving the format of these short videos and am finding bits and bobs here and there that I didn't know. Looking forward to seeing where you take this. I think one possible thing to add to these kinds of videos would be to mention common modern replacements for these tools, for example `ls` has a replacement called `exa`, and `cat` has one called `bat` (though I guess common/popular replacements for these tools could probably be a whole video on its own). That said, I appreciate that you're trying to keep things simple, great job so far, it's very approachable and I love that it's straight to the point. Cheers from Australia.
Thanks, no video yet - still got plenty of basic stuff in the way until I get into vim. But if it helps, that's the "vim-airline" plugin, with the "onedark" theme and of course, powerline fonts.
Rarely comment on YT videos but have to say you've found a format that is extremely pleasant to watch while still maintaining the educational aspect. Looking forward to more videos and watching this channel grow 😊 P.s Interested in a video expanding on the steganography but you should probably hold on to that and cover the basics first.
thanks for your videos, at least if I would watch small videos, it be useful, in the next video about glob, explain what the regular expression vs is globs.
Great video as always. Although I think you missed an opportunity to talk about useless uses of CAT en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_%28Unix%29#Useless_use_of_cat You even committed one, there's no need to do `cat filename | less` when `less filename` would do : )
Thanks, yeah... Should have pointed that all of those were just basic individual examples and that those pipes make sense in more complex scenarios - not to mention they're all standalone commands. I'll get it all structured properly for an upcoming video on pipelines :)
You're absolutely killing it lately, thank you for the amazing Linux videos!!! ❤️
Remember kids, never cat into grep, less, or any similar utilities. They can just read the file by themselves
true, but if you're trying to show examples of piping things into those commands, it is useful to show how piping works.
for example, instead of "some -complicated - --command that 'gives' -output | grep 'yousearchstring'" for clarity you can show "cat file | grep 'yousearchstring'"
Subbed. Hope to get more educational videos in the future.
Glad to have you on board, and that's the plan :)
Your voice is so nice, I'd love to hear some more longform content from you that I could have on in the background :)
My new favourite RUclips cat video 😀
very well done. much love from Nairobi ,Kenya. looking forward to the wild card video
being able to just add data into a file using cat is so cool!! Thanks for showing it off
Glad you like it!
Hey dude, just wanted to drop a thanks for these videos you're making. Even though I've been a *nix (Linux, BSD, but let's be honest, mostly macOS) user for over 20 years, I'm loving the format of these short videos and am finding bits and bobs here and there that I didn't know. Looking forward to seeing where you take this.
I think one possible thing to add to these kinds of videos would be to mention common modern replacements for these tools, for example `ls` has a replacement called `exa`, and `cat` has one called `bat` (though I guess common/popular replacements for these tools could probably be a whole video on its own). That said, I appreciate that you're trying to keep things simple, great job so far, it's very approachable and I love that it's straight to the point.
Cheers from Australia.
Love your videos, never knew the real purpose of cat command
Good job ma man! It's good to see your efforts don't go unnoticed. Excellent teaching skills! Keep them videos coming!
I already know all of this, i'm here for the voice
Hi Awesome video, I love your content. It's been a while since your last upload. Can't wait for you to come back
I like how your info bar in vim looks. Have you made a video on how to do it?
Thanks, no video yet - still got plenty of basic stuff in the way until I get into vim. But if it helps, that's the "vim-airline" plugin, with the "onedark" theme and of course, powerline fonts.
Rarely comment on YT videos but have to say you've found a format that is extremely pleasant to watch while still maintaining the educational aspect. Looking forward to more videos and watching this channel grow 😊
P.s Interested in a video expanding on the steganography but you should probably hold on to that and cover the basics first.
imma simple man, i see cat i press like
Damn good 😊
thanks for your videos, at least if I would watch small videos, it be useful,
in the next video about glob, explain what the regular expression vs is globs.
your video quality is not comparable to any one thank you
Just binged your playlist. Please do sed.
😘 Promo'SM
Great video as always. Although I think you missed an opportunity to talk about useless uses of CAT en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_%28Unix%29#Useless_use_of_cat
You even committed one, there's no need to do `cat filename | less` when `less filename` would do : )
Thanks, yeah... Should have pointed that all of those were just basic individual examples and that those pipes make sense in more complex scenarios - not to mention they're all standalone commands. I'll get it all structured properly for an upcoming video on pipelines :)
@@nixtricks Oh don't be too harsh on yourself. Keep it up my man!