Bash command line Shortcuts

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Bash command line Shortcuts

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Last edited Sep 13, 2016

Created on Sep 13, 2016

This example visualizes Bash command-line shortcuts by grouping them into four functional categories: command editing, recall, control, and Bang commands. The visualization uses a force-directed graph layout via `d3.forceSimulation` to position shortcut nodes, with color coding and labels indicating each shortcut’s key combination and its corresponding action. Hovering over a node highlights its description. The underlying data is sourced from a gist by P7h, originally adapted from a blog post, and the visualization is rendered in JavaScript with D3, focusing on the relational structure of these productivity commands.

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