sshoot is used, along with sshuttle, to manage multiple sshuttle VPN sessions through the command line interface. sshuttle allows us to create a VPN connection from your machine to any remote server that you can connect to via ssh, as long as that server has python 3.8 or higher. To work, we must have root […]
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ShellCheck is a powerful static analysis tool for shell scripts. It helps users to identify and fix common issues, ensuring that scripts are efficient and secure. For users of Linux, ShellCheck can be a very useful tool because of its extensive collection of checks and user-friendly interface. In the following guide we will learn the
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Screenshot is an essential thing to have, and has many practical applications, be it collaboration with colleagues and/or clients, creating tutorials for applications or websites, or for online meetings or webinars. It might also come in handy for personal knowledge management, by capturing important information such as reference materials, notes, or other valuable information. With
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Pokémon is one of the most successful franchises ever in the TV and gaming domain. Today we are covering Pokémon Revolution Online, which is an online free-to-play MMO. MMO is an acronym for Massively Multiplayer Online, meaning that in Pokemon-Revolution, you’ll be interacting and playing concurrently alongside hundreds, if not thousands of other players. Pokemon-Revolution
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The average Linux user spends most of their time in the Terminal. As a result, a fast and responsive terminal is something that every user needs. Choosing a Terminal emulator might end up being the option that everyone needs, to deliver a smooth and responsive experience. Alacritty is one of the best terminal emulators available,
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The pomodoro technique is a technique used for time management which was developed by Francesco Cirillo. In this, we use a kitchen timer to break the work in intervals (25 mins), separated by short breaks(5-10 min). Each interval is known as pomodoro, which comes from the Italian word for tomato, after the tomato shaped timer
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Kakoune is a powerful, modal text editor inspired by Vim, designed to provide an efficient and intuitive editing experience. Kakoune is a text editor that implements Vi’s “keystrokes as text editing language” model. This text editor places a lot of emphasis on interaction. The majority of commands are competitive with Vim in terms of keystroke
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Imgcat is a simple tool used to view images and GIFs right on your Terminal. But in the world of GUIs with sleek and modern appearances, why would anyone want to view a photo in the CLI? Using a Photo viewer is a much better option, and if you use Ubuntu/Linux Mint, you already have
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Linux users have always found themselves in a tight spot while socializing online on popular platforms like Discord and Reddit, largely due to the only input being possible is text. Linux does not have native support for emojis, and hence users have to resort to third-party plugins and emoji pickers to be able to use
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Screenshots are an indispensable part of documenting processes, and are used by people for both their personal and professional uses. Ksnip provides an easy-to-use platform to take, edit, annotate and save your screenshots in a simplified manner. It is cross-platform and works in all the popular Linux distributions, allowing you to use it regardless of
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