The Bash shell is popular in Unix-like operating systems like Mac and Linux. Use Control + L to clear the screen and Control + D to exit. Use the nohup command to spawn processes that don't end with the terminal session. Use pkill to kill processes by typing in only a part of the name.
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1. Use Control + L to clear the screen and Control + D to exit2. Use the nohup command to spawn processes that don't end with the terminal session3. Use pkill to kill processes by typing in only a part of the name4. Prepend the time command to know how fast something executes5. On Linux, use cat /etc/*rel* to view the distro name6. Use the sed command in text files to find and replace7. Know the public IP address of your computer using curl8. Use Ctrl + R (⌘ + R) for reverse search9. Use the shell for doing math10. Use brace expansion to create files in bulkWrapping upSort: