Forgotten bash commands

There are a few useful bash commands I came across during my software career, that have a special meaning and should be used more often. I guess everyone has their own workflow, but mine works well with the few forgotten ones below:

pushd

Directory stack tool used in shell scripting

pushd

popd

Directory stack tool used in shell scripting

popd

curl cheat.sh

Summarizes man pages for particular command, example:

curl cheat.sh/vim*

Here I even went a step further and edited my ~/.zshrc with a new alias:

alias ch = 'curl cheat.sh/${0}'*

This way I can simply type in ‘ch vim’ and look up docs for anything much quicker

progress

Shows progress while copying large files in terminal

cp file.a /directory & progress -mp $!

sudo dnf install progress -y

watch

Watches if file console.txt exists and sends signal if it does

watch -n 0.1 ls console.txt