But that's very likely wrong, because I use lot of terminals, and histories does not merge well. I'm not surprised with the high top though, git being such a pain in the ass to use, you have to use it a lot before commiting something. ls and cd... well, I should alias them to something which does both, or even better, stop using shell directly, because shells are so not convenient to use interactively... that's still the kind of stuff I summon a lot, though. Then goes vim and make, not surprising as coding is one of my major occupations.

I'm surprised to see rm that high, before grep and find, I would have thought I use those more often... and then yes, I read lot of man pages, which includes almost each time I need a `test` or a decent `find`. As for ps, yeah, I'm constantly hunting stuff which wastes my computer's resources. I'm a bit surprised to not see pstree or pree in there, though.