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Tmux takes your Linux terminal to a whole new level
Think of tmux, the terminal multiplexer, as the terminal on steroids. It is short for Terminal Multiplexer. It allows you to split screens, detach an...
How to download files using command-line in Ubuntu Terminal
Often we choose the Ubuntu command line in the terminal rather than its visual form because it is easier and faster to use. Also, the command line use...
How to search Wikipedia by command-line on Ubuntu
Querying Wikipedia by command line via Ubuntu's Terminal is great fun. Today, I'm going to show you just that by using a free utility called wikipedia...
How to sync Microsoft OneDrive from command-line in Linux
OneDrive is a cloud-based storage service that is developed by Microsoft. It allows you to store files in a cloud securely and access them from anywhe...
How to repair the GRUB bootloader using a Ubuntu Live USB drive
Ubuntu Live CD or a USB drive comes in handy at times when something goes wrong. You can do things like recovering data, check for hard disk errors, o...
How to create and edit text files using command-line from Linux Terminal
In today's Terminal Tuts session, we shall show you several ways of creating and editing text files that can be done easily and quickly using the comm...
How to customize your Ubuntu terminal prompt
The Terminal in Ubuntu, or in any GNU/Linux distribution for that matter, is the essential tool of all. It is the tool that is used to control, manipu...
Top 5 advanced uses of 'Find' command (used by Hackers)
In this tutorial, we help you master the use of 'Find' command in Linux through the top five secret uses of 'Find' command. Starting with a bit comple...
Top 5 advanced uses of 'locate' command in Linux
While working on Linux, we may need to deal with tons of files, especially when troubleshooting a problem. Working with files includes checking logs i...
