Command of the Day

**Opnosforatou** · 04-13-2004

Speaking of color. Anyone who is using colorize ?
Can be found at : http://www.colorize.raszi.hu/

A nice way to freshen up your log files with lots of color

**kriss** · 04-13-2004

Command of the day..

Code:

init 0.

Night all

**lordnothing** · 04-13-2004

for gentoo users that want to see statistics on merges and such:

Code:

genlop <option> <package/class>

and to find out what package owns a file in portage:

Code:

qpkg -fp <file>

-fp matches *<file>* so if you just know part of it, it'll find it

**sarumont** · 04-14-2004

Well...I would have a command of the day if my iBook was working...

**lordnothing** · 04-17-2004

here's another one for gentoo users.. this one checks for broken deps and rebuilds packages that need to be rebuilt do to missing/broken libs/deps:

Code:

revdep-rebuild

there's no manpage, but it does have a --help option...

**scientica** · 04-17-2004

(ok, this in another day so it's time for a new command of the day

)

Code:

cvs ci

One of the best and easiest (for all of you who hasn't setup a CVS read: "after propper setup/battle + configuration/beating"

) way to backup a source tree.

CVS has saved my head from the wall many times

(and I've only been using it for a few weeks so far (so good))

**Giro** · 04-18-2004

For the paranoid shred.

**jeremy1701** · 05-03-2004

How about:

Code:

urpmi

Nothing installs easier, faster or simpler. Not even MS!

Jeremy

**variant** · 05-03-2004

Code:

df -h

and

Code:

wtf

are both excelent commands

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