Twidge: Command Line Twitter Client For Linux
Twidge is a command-line microblogging client for Twitter and Identi.ca. It is designed to be useful when you're sitting at a shell prompt.While I prefer TTYtter, Twidge may be easier to use and also can be install with just one command. Using a...

Twidge: Command Line Twitter Client For Linux And MacOSX
Twidge is a command-line microblogging client for Twitter and Identi.ca. It is designed to be useful when you're sitting at a shell prompt.While I prefer TTYtter, Twidge may be easier to use and also can be install with just one command.To install...

First Google Go Project: A Twitter Client!
Two days ago Google announced its Go programming language project, and we should perhaps be unsurprised to find that one of the first user programs to emerge from the new language is… a Twitter client.Bear in mind it’s a very simple and utilitarian...

Quickly execute new Terminal command from the Dock
If you have the Terminal application stored in your Dock, you can quickly execute any new command by right-clicking (or control clicking) on the Dock icon and navigating up to “New Command” in the popup menu. Note that this will only execute the...

Developing a Linux command-line utility
Learn how to write Linux command-line utilities that are foolproof enough even for end users. Starting with an overview of solid command-line best practices and finishing with a comprehensive tour of a working page-selection tool, this article gives you...

First Google Go Project: A Twitter Client!
Two days ago Google announced its Go programming language project, and we should perhaps be unsurprised to find that one of the first user programs to emerge from the new language is… a Twitter client.Bear in mind it’s a very simple and utilitarian...

First Google Go Project: A Twitter Client!
Two days ago Google announced its Go programming language project, and we should perhaps be unsurprised to find that one of the first user programs to emerge from the new language is… a Twitter client.Bear in mind it’s a very simple and utilitarian...

First Google Go Project: A Twitter Client!
Two days ago Google announced its Go programming language project, and we should perhaps be unsurprised to find that one of the first user programs to emerge from the new language is… a Twitter client.Bear in mind it’s a very simple and utilitarian...

Download Youtube video from command line #ubuntu http://is.gd/4Tg9O

Twitter needs a command-line
by Dave Winer

Create an Awesome Command Line Calculator [Terminal Tip]
When you spend as much time at the terminal as I do, having a calculator at your fingertips can be a really useful feature, and the Command-Line Fu web site tells us how to create one easily. To create the calculator, you can just enter this function on...

From the win7 command line, I begin typing \\SEARCHCOMM and shared XPnames pre-fill / dropdown! it KNOWS the drives are there! Agh!

Create an Awesome Command Line Calculator [Terminal Tip]
When you spend as much time at the terminal as I do, having a calculator at your fingertips can be a really useful feature, and the Command-Line Fu web site tells us how to create one easily. To create the calculator, you can just enter this function on...

Create an Awesome Command Line Calculator [Terminal Tip]
When you spend as much time at the terminal as I do, having a calculator at your fingertips can be a really useful feature, and the Command-Line Fu web site tells us how to create one easily. To create the calculator, you can just enter this function on...

Learn to Compile Software from Source Code [Terminal Tips]
Normally, installing a new application is no more difficult than double-clicking an installer and hitting Next a few times. For those very rare occasions when an app's source code is all that's available, Wired details how to compile it yourself. Photo...

Learn to Compile Software from Source Code
Normally, installing a new application is no more difficult than double-clicking an installer and hitting Next a few times. For those very rare occasions when an app's source code is all that's available, Wired details how to compile it...

Play MP3’s and other music from the command line
Ever wanted to play music while you’re working in the command line? With the command line tool ‘afplay’ you can do just that, you can play practically any audio file from the Terminal, just type:afplay /path/to/audiofile.mp3You can then stop it...