Most used Commands?

[RobinVossen]

I executed first command posted by RobbinVossen. ( There should be a space between sort and -n. edited it. )[/code]

Ive also changed the second command now.
My bad it was a typo.. *Sorry People*

Can you also please Change your Post? =P Since I hate to see Robin with 2 bs. (Personal Reason.)

Thanks ^^

Anywho, Ive already learned 2 new commands ^^

Thanks People.. ^^


(lol, Ive used ls 101 times.. This should become a Poll or something XD.. Like how much have you used ls when you execute the 'history | awk '{print $2}'|sort |uniq -c |sort -n|grep ls' command?)

[catch 22]

ls 
cd 
less
ifconfig
mkdir
top
ssh
rpm 
yum
rm

My fav command is 'rm -rf /'

[turrauko]

Not an extensive list, but these are the commands I use most often. The eject command is something I play with using SSH on my blackberry, I like to remotely eject and "de"-eject the cd tray. Especially when I know someone else is in the room.

• ls
• man
• more
• cd
• ssh
• make
• eject
• rm
• and yum

LoL!! I know right!

rm -rf /; # pwned!

[RobinVossen]

Warning!!! 'rm -rf / Removes the entire HARDDRIVE DO NOT TRY THIS COMMAND..

Thought Id warn the new people to Terminal...

[turrauko]

Probably a good idea, though I say live and learn! Seriously though, you never tried it on a POS machine just for the fun of it? It's rather funny. Poor penguin never saw it coming.

[RobinVossen]

Well, I think its good to Reinstall your system every ow and then.
But Well When you run Gentoo with a Custom Build Fluxbox and a couple of SelfCoded Tools that you do not have made backups yet. Its no fun.

[devils casper]

Can you also please Change your Post? =P Since I hate to see Robin with 2 bs. (Personal Reason.)

Thanks ^^

No Problems. Its Done !

[creativename]

According to the command listed in the OP, here's my top ten:

1. joe
2. ls
3. gcc
4. ed
5. cd
6. man
7. rm
8. make
9. vim
10. emacs

[RobinVossen]

According to the command listed in the OP, here's my top ten:
1. joe
4. ed
9. vim
10. emacs

You sure do alot of Text Editing