Cli Tricks 
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This is a short tutorial explaining how to post to Twitter using command-line in Linux, without needing to even open up your web browser.
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Chris7mas 2 months ago
Posted by Chris7mas 2 months ago 
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Here's a list of 10 commands which may come handy when using the command line in Linux:
Search for all files modified in the last N days containing a specific text in their name
find DIR -mtime -N -name "*TEXT*"
Posted by Chris7mas 2 months ago
Posted by Chris7mas 2 months ago 
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ImageMagick is a powerful set of tools used to perform various operations on images directly from the command-line. To install it in Debian type as root:
Posted by Chris7mas 6 months ago
Posted by Chris7mas 6 months ago 
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Among the commands: Find removed (deleted) files still in use via /proc, On-the-fly unrar movie in .rar archive and play it, does also work on part archives, List programs with open ports and connections, Manually pause/unpause an application (process), etc.
Posted by 
hotice 7 months ago
Posted by hotice 7 months ago 
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CMus (C* Music Player) is an ncurses-based audio player which can be run in a shell, with no need for an X server which is very configurable with Vi-like commands, multiple views and keyboard shortcuts. It supports various audio formats, including Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, MP3, WAV, AAC or WMA. CMus comes with everything you need: playlist support, queue system, seek, Last.fm (if compiled from source a...
Posted by hotice 8 months ago
Posted by hotice 8 months ago 
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1. Use !!
Typing !! followed by Enter will bring back and execute the last command (same as Ctrl+P followed by Enter).
Posted by Chris7mas 8 months ago
Posted by Chris7mas 8 months ago 
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Nano is a popular and user-friendly text editor for console which is mostly used for editing quickly configuration files, sources or various other text files. It does not compete with advanced development environments like Vim or Emacs, but it's fast and easy on resources.
Here are five (popular, I hope) tips for customising Nano and changing its default behaviour.
Posted by Chris7mas 10 months ago
Posted by Chris7mas 10 months ago 
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Automatic Command-line Ripper (acripper) is a free opensource tool for ripping and encoding CD tracks on the fly. It also tries to get the CD information from feeddb.org, a CDDB website and writes it to the encoded files. If no information from freedb.org is available, it then tries to read CD information (CD title, artist name, tracks names) from a text file names “titles.txt” in the working d...
Posted by 
susegeek 11 months ago
Posted by susegeek 11 months ago 
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A shell is a command interpreter which allows the user to interact with the computer. The way things work is simple: the user types in commands, the shell interprets them and performs the tasks it was asked to do, and finally it sends the result to the standard output (which is usually the screen). For example, the output of the ls command can be something like:
Posted by Chris7mas 11 months ago
Posted by Chris7mas 11 months ago 
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Nano is one of the most lightweight and user-friendly text editors for command-line. For those who prefer to edit C, Bash, Python or other source files using Nano instead of an advanced IDE like Emacs or Vim, enabling syntax highlighting is probably a must-have. To enable highlighting in Nano for various programming languages, you will first need to edit (or create if it doesn't already exist) ...
Posted by Chris7mas about 1 year ago
Posted by Chris7mas about 1 year ago 
HowFlow is a community-based tricks and howtos popularity website. It combines social bookmarking, blogging, and syndication with a form of non-hierarchical, democratic editorial control.
