Since everyone else is doing this... I thought I would join in
dazza@macpro:~>history|awk '{a[$2]++ } END{for(i in a){print a[i] " " i}}' |sort -rn|head 96 svn 85 python 44 nosetests 40 ./start-tgmetalinfo.py 37 ssh 28 tgenv 20 mate 16 cd 14 curl 13 ls
that's a bit weird. I do a lot of svn as I merge from development to release. I'm surprised (and pleased) to see nosetests (unit test suite) being called so frequently. tgenv is an alias I have for setting up my workingenv for TurboGears (I have many different version of turbogears installed). mate is the command line call to TextMate (text editor) from the current directory. I think the curls are there from debugging calls to AWS (Amazon Web Services).
I think your blog system’s eaten a backslash there before the ‘n’ and ‘t’ in the printf
Mine is:
76 ls
59 cd
56 sudo
44 man
28 openssl
25 less
12 svn
11 ping
11 nano
10 w
All I seem to do is look in directories, change, then do something more useful as an admin
Then look up stuff, and try and hack PKR …
ooops, good catch… I’m not sure how that happened but it’s fixed now.