##general bash commands
history | prints out a numbers list of historical commands |
!654 | executes the command number 654 from history |
vim file | powerful text editor, but takes some learning |
cat file | read out the contents of the file to the terminal |
less file | more powerfull than cat. it gives you the abililty to search and scroll, among many other things |
newcommand !! | execute your new command followed by the previous command (!!) |
newcommand !$ | execute your new command followed by the last word of your previous command. |