This evening, I found ginh.sh on Changelog Weekly. It analyzes your shell usage patterns and generates a bar chart of them. I gave it a try, of course.
Home workstation ¶
$ ./ginh.sh -f ~/.bash_history
entries=15, file=/home/egegunes/.bash_history, char==, len=145
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git ==================================================================================================================================== 2482
vim ===================================================================================================================== 2213
cd ================================================================== 1232
make =============================================== 890
kubectl ==================================== 677
docker ============================ 529
ls ============================ 522
rm ======================= 424
pass ====================== 401
mv ================ 290
mkdir ============== 250
redmine ============== 248
dnf ============ 215
curl ========= 154
ssh ======== 149
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Work laptop ¶
$ ./ginh.sh -f ~/.bash_history
entries=15, file=/home/egegunes/.bash_history, char==, len=145
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
git ==================================================================================================================================== 2552
vim =============================================================================== 1530
cd ===================================================== 1027
make ==================================== 688
ssh ========================== 503
rm ================== 332
redmine =========== 211
vagrant =========== 210
ls =========== 208
dnf =========== 208
docker ========= 171
mv ========= 168
pass ========= 160
mutt ========= 159
kubectl ======== 151
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Takeaways ¶
git
andvim
is leading by far on all my computers. Which is not that interesting.- I use
kubectl
anddocker
more at home. - There is not a single
mutt
at home? I use my phone to check emails at home, I guess… - There is more
redmine
at home than at work? Which is funny because we use Redmine for work! redmine is a CLI for Redmine which I wrote.