All posts tagged "terminal"
-
434Science and technologyfour Linux terminal multiplexers to strive
Linux customers typically want numerous digital visible house. One terminal window isn’t sufficient, so terminals have tabs. One desktop is just too...
-
456Science and technologyUse the Alpine e mail consumer in your Linux terminal
Email is a vital communications medium and can stay so for the foreseeable future. I’ve used many various e mail purchasers during...
-
472Science and technologyPower up your Linux terminal textual content editor with ed
The GNU ed command is a line editor. It’s thought of the usual Unix textual content editor as a result of it...
-
559Science and technologyTry FeatherPad as your Linux terminal textual content editor
There’s all the time room in my Activities menu for a utilitarian textual content editor. Of course, the precise that means of...
-
543Science and technologyMake medit your subsequent Linux terminal textual content editor
There’s XEDIT, jEdit, NEdit, gedit, and, because it seems, medit. I had not heard about medit till I began trying to find...
-
629Science and technologyTry Jed as your Linux terminal textual content editor
You could have heard about Emacs and Vim and Nano, the quintessential Linux textual content editors, however Linux has an abundance of...
-
525Science and technologyUse this cheat sheet for tmux as a terminal multiplexer
Whether you are beginning up an elaborate Raspberry Pi homelab otherwise you’re managing a constructing stuffed with workstations, typically it is advisable...
-
568Science and technology
How I steadiness options and efficiency in my Linux terminal
I’m an enormous fan of command-line purposes, and I spend lots of time working in a terminal. Terminal-based purposes are, in lots...
-
590Science and technologyfour Mac terminal customizations even a curmudgeon can love
A decade in the past, I began my first job that required me to make use of Linux as my laptop computer’s...
-
642Science and technologyCustomizing my Linux terminal with tmux and Git
I take advantage of GNOME Terminal, largely as a result of it’s my distribution’s default. But what occurs inside my terminal is...