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gcp – An Advanced File Copier Utility For Linux
By skAs you may already know, the cp command doesn’t show copy progress when transferring …
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PSiTransfer – A Simple Open Source Self-hosted File Sharing Solution
By skBy sk 8.1K viewsA while ago, we have described an easy and fast way to transfer and …
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Auto Shutdown, Reboot, Suspend, Hibernate Your Linux System At A Specific Time
By skBy sk 18.5K viewsWe have already learned how to automatically wake up your Linux system from sleep …
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Automatically Wake Up Your Linux System From Sleep Or Hibernation Mode
By skBy sk 25K viewsToday, we will be discussing an useful topic that describes how to automatically wake …
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Terminal Velocity – A CLI Note-taking Application For Linux
By skBy sk 4.6K viewsA few days ago, we have written about Task Warrior, a command line TODO …
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How To Add Linux Commands To The Queue And Execute Them One By One
By skBy sk 9.4K viewsToday, I stumbled upon a cool Linux command line utility called “Task Spooler”. As …
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UnixBench – A Benchmark Suite For Unix-like Systems
By skBy sk 15K viewsA while ago, We have reviewed Phoronix, an open source testing and benchmarking platform. …
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How To Monitor The Progress Of Data Through A Pipe Using ‘pv’ Command
By skBy sk 10.1K viewsPicture this scenario. You are trying to copy a large file from one directory …
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How To View CPU Temperature On Linux
By skThis brief tutorial describes how to view CPU temperature on Linux using lm_sensors. Lm_sensors, …