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Display recursive directory listing in Terminal

Display recursive directory listing in Terminal

by mitch on March 8, 2011 in Geekery, Linux, Mac OS X

Use Tree with Mac OS X to display files and folders in a recursive structure with sub folders and files appearing under their parent directories.

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Nautilus Script: Edit Remote Files (SSH) with Vim

by mitch on September 6, 2007 in Geekery, Gnome, Linux, Programming, Python

My on again, off again love affair with KDE is currently off (but that’s another story). I’m once again enjoying the simplicity of Gnome, and the elegance of Nautilus. The ability to graphically browse remote servers via SSH is great, but I found out that trying to edit a remote file chokes Vim. Apparently the [...]

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Bash: It’s the little things

by mitch on June 27, 2007 in Geekery, Linux

The Bash shell always amazes me. I needed to create a Maildir using the typical Maildir/cur, Maildir/new, Maildir/tmp structure and stumbled on this: $ mkdir -m 0700 -p Maildir/{cur,new,tmp} The -m and -p options are no-brainers, but the {cur,new,tmp} was new to me. It was easy to figure out what was going to happen… one [...]

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