6 AWESOME Command Line Tools For MAC And LINUX

In this video, I present six awesome command line tools that are a critical part of my YouTube
workflow.

CHAPTERS
==========
00:00 - Start
00:20 - rmlint
02:05 - rsync
03:51 - rclone
04:58 - ncdu
06:02 - btop
07:06 - ntfy

TOOLS
======

LINKS
=====

GEAR
=====

SUPPORT THE CHANNEL
=====================

AFFILIATE LINKS
==============

[thejedijohn]

This is probably the first video on terminal tips where all (except rsync) were new to me. Thanks for a great video of really helpful tools I didn't know about before.

[Kpdude_]

Totally make this into a similar series and explore CLI tools vs only the ones you use. Can’t wait to get to my machine to try them all. Awesome work!

[aloysiussnailchaser]

Very useful, thanks. Nicely presented. Told me exactly what I need to know without waffle or unnecessary musical accompaniment.

[EddieCochrane]

Really useful bunch of tips. There are a couple here, rclone and ntfy that will be extremely useful to me. First time I've seen this channel pop up in my feed, and already subscribed on the strength of this video.

[lisovyy]

thanks for these awesome recommendations, especially for btop and ncdu

[alanjrobertson]

Wow - superb video and some top tips there! Love your use case for ntfy! Subscribed 👍👌

[kyju]

Thanks a lot for hinting rclone. That’s what I was missing for long time

[jcrobin]

Love this video! Straight to the point!

[dmitrykhangulyan]

thanks for the videos! I really enjoy watching this channel

[dmitrykhangulyan]

a great selection! Certainly I will try ntfy -- getting notifications on a smartphone sounds cool (a modern replacement for sending notification emails from cli)

[ddugan]

Excellent - subscribed on the spot - well done!

[alaahaider]

Oh my god, spot on, what a great video without any BS. You are awesome 😎

[paulmesaric]

Love the videos (and all others lately)
Implementing ipad + Pi as we speak

[easternhills]

btop look really useful! gonna give it a try.

[PaulShadwell]

Excellent video again. Very useful tips and great I can use these on my Mac as well as on my many Pis.
After a while I was hearing another word instead of rsync. I'm often accused of rsync around with my computer. 😉

[_liminor]

btop - great stuff! thanks for the suggestion. adding it to all my current and future servers!

[anthonvanderneut]

You should definately install rsync from brew, the default MacOS installed rsync was last updated in 2006. With the brewed version you'll get a version that supports alternative (faster) checksum generation and compression algorithms (if rsyncing to another machine this is assuming the other machine has an up-to-date rsync as well, if not it will automatically fall back to the older protocol and inefficient algorithms).

[aelaan]

Like the approach, thanks for these simple tools - I have way too many double files hahaha

[bazoo]

This is an _extremely_ useful series on how to use Mac as an actual computer - the best way to get *ix experience on reliable hardware.

You got yourself a subscriber.

[brunesi]

this was very cool. thanks to your video, I've installed ncdu (Ubuntu terminal equivalent to windirstat I reckon), the exquisite/hack scene style btop and, especially, ntfy. Really useful tips. Thank you.