I am an avid terminal user and try to work directly on $ prompt as far as possible. If you are a command line geek, the following command can display the 10 commands that you use most often.
$ history | awk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head -10
Here is my output.
73 sudo
56 ls
46 cd
23 ifconfig
20 dmesg
11 ps
10 ssh
10 lsusb
9 vi
8 wget
If you like this , please post your list of commands.
4 comments:
root: 107 ls
30 mount
29 cat
27 nano
25 ping
19 equo
19 dhclient
18 growisofs
15 locate
13 cp
user: 225 tvtime
47 wc
28 ls
24 ping
23 su
15 wget
14 killall
13 cat
11 df
11 bc
39 su
35 ping
29 cd
26 ls
21 sudo
19 rdesktop
17 startx
15 ifconfig
9 man
9 ./cria_agenda.sh
281 ls
195 cd
65 sudo
57 rm
56 vim
35 la
29 dpkg-buildpackage
28 cat
21 dpkg
20 less
user:
41 su
30 xterm
20 find
17 ls
11 grep
11 cd
11 cat
10 uxterm
8 for
8 echo
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