I've avoided editor discussions by using nano all these years.
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Thats level 500 linux development right there
quick and dirty !
curl is a really handy tool, which you've already mentioned in you OP.
especially for installing things via remote bash script
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For real!
this in combination with raw opencv has been a godsend for some of my ML work
If I need to change a couple of things in a config or text file, I'll use nano, but if I'm doing a large amount of editing, vim is my go to.
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Thanks for suggestions
not sure about unpackaged niche use stuff but will put em in anyway
that should be mentioned along with htop, as with lsof
dd with status=progress
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I carry the unixtoolbox(http://cb.vu/unixtoolbox.xhtml) with me as a quick reference cheat sheet everywhere, the pdf is on all my devices, it has pretty much all the tools I need for my CLIing. Check it out, chances are you will find something new and interesting you can start using. I work with CLI all day, some tools that make my life a lot easier: tmux, Vi, sed, grep, ssh aliases
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python -m json.tool is handy if you're on a machine that doesn't have jq available and you want to inspect REST responses or something.
nmap is great for debugging issues related to firewalls, etc. SYN scan ftw.
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Just shell script examples, seeing how far I can get without nano is interesting too.
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