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How To Automatically Switch To A Directory Without Using Cd Command In Linux
Most of the intermediate and almost all advanced users prefer CLI over GUI mode, …
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Localtunnel – Make Your Local Server Accessible Online
Let us say you just have created a beautiful website on your local development …
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How To Find And Delete Files That Contains A Specific Text In Their Names In Linux
This brief guide describes how to find and delete files that contains a specific …
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Bookmark The Linux Commands For Easier Repeated Invocation
A while ago, we have written about a command line utility named “Keep”, which …
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ArchI0 – Arch Linux Applications Automatic Installation Script
ArchI0 is a CLI menu-based Arch Linux applications automatic installation script. This script provides …
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Cronopete – An Apple’s Time Machine Clone For Linux
The Mac OS users have certainly known about or used the Time machine application. …
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A Collection Of Utilities To Simplify Linux Network Troubleshooting And Performance Tuning
Today, we are going to discuss about a collection of useful utilities called “netutils-linux” …
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Seashells – Pipe Your Linux Command’s Output To Web In Real-time
Today, I came across an interesting tool called “Seashells”. It is used to pipe …
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4 Ways To Keep A Command Running After You Log Out Of The SSH Session In Linux
Let us say you’re accessing a remote system via SSH. You want to run …