Some small scripts that make my life easier
search for a filename and open it in vim. If more then one match is found, they are shown as a numbered list
fvim
Specify a search term
fvim test
No file found, maybe add a * ?
fvim test*
0: ./damn/long/folder/name/nobody/can/remember/test1.txt
1: test2.txt
Number of the file to open or nothing to exit:
fvim test1.txt
Only one file found. Opening it
Reads a list of servers names from `~/.update_server_list, starts a ssh session and tries to find information about available updates.
Supported OS: Ubuntue 12.04, Ubuntu 14.04
######################################################
# one.domain.name #
# #
# #
# >>> New release '14.04.1 LTS' available. <<< #
# #
######################################################
######################################################
# two.domain.name #
# #
# 5 packages can be updated. #
# 2 updates are security updates. #
# #
######################################################
Compare to files and show items that are only part of one
| file1.txt | file2.txt |
|---|---|
| foo | bar |
| foo | bar |
| foo | bar |
| foobar | bar |
| foor |
./showMismatch file1.txt file2.txt
elements not part of first file:
bar
bar
bar
bar
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elements not part of second file:
foobar