Installing the Warp Terminal on Alma Linux.
The warp terminal for Linux is nice but pretty controversial.
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Capture network data with Windows Terminal in Windows 11.
How to perform a packet capture on Windows without Wireshark easily.
Read MoreHow to get video information from YouTube in JSON format and parse it.
How to list information from a YouTube video in the terminal on Linux.
Read MoreA very nice tiling terminal emulator for Linux.
A very useful and interesting tiling terminal emulator for Linux.
Read MoreCreate a nice Hollywood-styled UNIX terminal using the Linux command line.
How to have a nice animated UNIX terminal on Linux with a simple shell script.
Read MoreSet the terminal title easily on Linux using a simple variable.
How to set the terminal title with Linux very easily, this is a very useful Linux tip.
Read MoreAnother very useful Arma 3 tip. How to teleport to a certain place.
More very useful script samples for creating a very nice Arma 3 mission.
Read MoreWindows Terminal can use SSH now to connect to Linux machines.
How to use SSH in Windows Terminal and view Bitcoin prices instantly.
Read MoreSome very useful Linux shell tips and tricks for the bash shell.
A couple of very useful shell tips for Ubuntu users in 2022. These should be very helpful to all Linux terminal users.
Read MorePrint awesome artwork in your Linux terminal.
Print some artwork to your terminal with these cool commands. These are excellent ASCII artwork samples that could be very nice to have in your terminal. wget -qO- git.io/burger Here is the output of that one-liner. It looks awesome when printed in the terminal. wget -qO- http://git.io/coffee">git.io/coffee wget -qO-…
Read MorePrint the Bitcoin price with the terminal on Linux.
Printing the current Bitcoin price is very easy with Linux. There are many ways to do this. One way is with curl. Just use this command to get Bitcoin information. [ jason@$deusexmachina.local ] [ Jobs 0. PWD: ~/Documents/Trip. -bash 3.2.57. ] [ 28-:$ ] -> curl -s usd.rate.sx _ _…
Read MoreInteresting Linux command.
Interesting Linux command. This will give output rather like hacker-typer, this is printing the strace output of the ps aux command, this is very interesting to watch as the user can see what is actually happening when you are running this very useful one-liner. This prints quite pertinent output. strace…
Read MoreHow to print your IP address with Bash on Mac OSX in the terminal app.
This one-liner will print the current LAN IP address of a machine running Macintosh OSX. jason@. PWD: ~. -bash. 3.2.57. 10 $> ifconfig | grep "inet " | awk ‘FNR==2{print $2}’ 192.168.1.2jason@. PWD: ~. -bash. 3.2.57. 10 $> ifconfig | grep "inet " | awk ‘FNR==2{print $2}’ 192.168.1.2 This is…
Read MoreNew Tabby terminal coded as an Electron app.
The new Tabby terminal is coded as an Electron app. This is a new terminal emulator for Linux. This works very well on Arch Linux. This was supplied as a *.pacman file. To query the file before installing, use this command. ┌──[[email protected]]─[~/Downloads] └──╼ ╼ $ pacman -Qpi tabby-1.0.167-linux.pacman Name :…
Read MoreHow to print out all available terminal colors. And other useful Linux tricks.
How to best view all available terminal colours This one-liner will print out all available terminal colours for your chosen Linux terminal application. This is very useful for creating a colourful bash prompt and the user wishes to know which colour codes will work and look good in the terminal….
Read MoreSome even more useful Linux commands and tricks for the Linux command-line user.
Some interesting and useful Linux shell commands Linux has some very useful and interesting commands available to the Linux desktop user to find out information about your computer system. Some of these hearken back to the days of the old Linux terminals; when you accessed your computer from a dumb…
Read MoreInteresting Linux commands to show off to your friends. These are quite cool indeed.
The toilet command prints out large text banners like the Figlet command. Here is an example. The banner is printed in colour. ┌──[[email protected]]─[~] └──╼ ╼ $ toilet –metal "Hello World." m m ""# ""# m m ""# # # # mmm # # mmm # # # mmm m…
Read MoreHow to have a retro looking terminal on your Linux desktop.
To get a retro terminal for Linux that looks like an Apple II using an RF adapter to connect to a TV, use this command. This uses the xscreensaver hacks to provide a nice alternative to the boring mate terminal and Xterm. Install /usr/lib/xscreensaver/apple2 -text -fast -program /bin/bash/usr/lib/xscreensaver/apple2 -text -fast…
Read MoreHow to print out bash colors and see how many are available on your chosen terminal.
A color terminal on Linux can print a wide variety of colors. But how many colors can it print? The colortest utility can show this. Install it like this. ┌──[[email protected]]─[~/Documents] └──╼ ╼ $ sudo apt-get install colortest┌──[[email protected]]─[~/Documents] └──╼ ╼ $ sudo apt-get install colortest Then run it to get a…
Read MoreHow to use local time in Ubuntu 20.04 and have the same time when rebooting into Windows.
The default installation of Ubuntu uses UTC time instead of local time to maintain the system clock. But this changes the Windows clock to UTC from local time when you reboot and this is very annoying. Run this command to fix this issue. jason@jason-desktop:~$ timedatectl set-local-rtc 1 –adjust-system-clockjason@jason-desktop:~$ timedatectl set-local-rtc…
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