* fixup: remove excess whitespace
* du: various tweaks
- improve main description (include what "du" stands for)
- simplify globbing example
- unify nomenclature of folder/directory
- minor tweaks to existing descriptions
* du: a bunch of further rewordings
these changes aim to improve both clarity but also the sequence of commands to make it easier to build a mental model of how the tool works.
* osx/du: sync w/ changes in the linux folder
* linux/du: sync w/ changes in the osx folder
* remove slighly redundant «recursively» to make description simpler
Creating a new system user is common administrative task on the average linux server. Adding the appropriate command to tldr-pages will be rather useful, since it isn't something you do every day and is easy to forget.
- reorganize examples for a more logical progression
- make descriptions clearer and more in line with the option names they describe (c.f. #782 and #1018)
- Download: first example introduces `-o`, second one introduces `-O`,
third example introduces `-L` and `-C` using brackets as per #1018
- Data: first example introduces `-d` (default method is POST and
default Content-Type is application/x-www-form-urlencoded), second
example introduces `-X` and `-H`
- Remove "Head request"
- Expand description of "Send form-encoded data" example
- Use same description for the "Download a URL to a file" example as for curl (see #1019 and #1023)
- Also fix example formatting
* wget: Use "contents" instead of "output" of an URL
- Difference between a stash name and a stash message was not clear. For
example, you cannot do:
$ git stash save foo
$ git stash apply foo
fatal: ambiguous argument 'foo': unknown revision or path not in
the working tree.
- Difference between stash `apply` and `pop` was not clear
- Make it clearer that all `apply`, `pop` and `drop` can take an
optional stash name, and that the default name is `stash@{0}`
* add page with examples for apg (advanced password generator)
* edits per code review
* spread the examples across more options than just -m and -M
* expand abbreviations and add double curly brackets