My Top Ten UNIX Commands: Part Two
$ history 1000 | awk '{a[$2]++}END{for(i in a){print a[i] " " i}}' | sort -rn | head (via Fallen Rogue)
233 cd (and aliases that do a cd)
154 emacs
125 svn
83 grep
72 sdiff (alias to svn diff w/ coloring)
67 sst (alias to svn st w/ coloring)
58 ll (alias to ls -l)
29 rake
20 ssh
13 ./start.sh (for starting mongrel, to work on Rails apps locally)
Here's my most frequent UNIX commands in September 2006.
Found this site randomly on google- have to say, you specialize in some weird programming languages. Most programmers I know may code primarily in, for example, C, but he will also code in like Delphi or something. For you, it's all the less thought about, pass them off languages. They seem to work out great for you though.
Posted by: PoisonedV on April 28, 2008 3:30 AM | permalinkThe only programming language implied by the above is Ruby, which -- unless you've been living in a cave -- isn't exactly unheard of these days.
Posted by: Joe Grossberg on April 28, 2008 9:15 AM | permalinkAh, sorry, I was reading some olders posts on it and thought I saw you talking about A+ and some other obscure languages
Posted by: PoisonedV on April 28, 2008 9:50 PM | permalinkYeah, I ran this but I'm not on any one machine long enough to build a good enough history. If I had to WAG it, I'd say 'cd', 'ls', and 'vi' would be the most popular.
Posted by: Steven Klassen on May 5, 2008 9:29 PM | permalinkNo more comments! Either someone has violated Godwin's Law, I'm tired of the discussion or, most likely, the ten-week window has closed. You can, however, contact me through email.