If you are a bash user and are jealous of zsh users getting tons of fancy themes and plugins with Oh-My-Zsh, you are at the right place. In this tutorial, we will take a look over Bash-It, a community-driven Bash framework that essentially tries to mirror Oh-My-Zsh in capabilities and functionalities. What is Bash-It? Bash-it […]
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There are a lot of compression standard and file formats on both Linux and on Windows such as .tar.gz, .tar.xz, .7z, .rar, .tar.bz .tar, .tbz2, .zip, .bz2, and many more. While you certainly can (and should) remember all the commands. But it requires hard work. Why not create a script instead that makes the extraction
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Terminal in Linux is a powerful tool. You can do anything in it, and when I say anything, I mean ANYTHING. One such cool thing you can do is get a news feed in the terminal. And it is extremely lightweight, considering we are only modifying our bashrc file to achieve this. Great, let’s get
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The terminal is the tool you can use to control anything inside any Linux distribution. However, there are always things to do for fun in the Terminal. There’s Neofetch, a tool to display information about your operating system with a cool ASCII art of your distribution. But, what if I tell you that there’s a
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When you type a command in the Linux Terminal, you expect an output. But sometimes you might encounter ‘Bash: Command Not Found’ error in the terminal when you run a command. This usually occurs when Bash cannot locate the file you’re attempting to execute in the specified location indicated by the path environment variable. Let’s
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Raspberry Pi is a powerful computer through which you can do a lot of amazing things. Because of its computing power, it is now really ideal for multiple DIY projects. If for some reason during the installation of Raspbian, you forgot to set up the GUI correctly, you will be booted into the command line
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As a top choice for Linux users, qBitTorrent has made a name for itself with its user-friendly interface and open-source nature. With additional versions for Windows and macOS, it’s no wonder the software has become widely popular. However, users might notice one minor drawback: the absence of a built-in dark mode option. In this article,
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You probably have encountered, Minimal BASH like line editing is supported. For the first word, TAB lists possible command completions. Anywhere else, TAB lists possible device or file completions error in Grub if you dual boot Windows and Linux and have recently updated Windows. Windows updates have a history of corrupting the boot files or partition
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The No Such Partition Grub Rescue error is also known as the ‘Death Screen of Linux’. And this error mainly occurs when your grub configuration is messed up for some reason. In this article, we will try to solve this problem of ours using a live CD image of the same OS and try to
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Linux Mint is one of the best distributions for beginners. Linux Mint is based upon Canonical’s Ubuntu Operating System, so it is quite stable as well. It is understandable that you may first want to try it out in a Virtual Machine before using it as a primary operating system on your PC. In this
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