Git is an enormous program, with nearly 200 sub-commands and countless options among them. You probably only use a handful, those reliable stalwarts like init, add, commit, and branch. But some commands go way further than the basics, and can radically improve your coding life if you get to know them.
[mai mult...]How to get Linux on your Apple silicon Mac A dual-boot guide
There aren’t that many options for running Linux on an Apple Silicon Mac, but you can do it. Whether you want to install it on your internal SSD as a genuine dual-boot setup or run it inside a virtual machine, here’s how to get started.
[mai mult...]Linux terminal 9 easy commands to boost your speed
If you don’t have a lot of experience working with the terminal, it might seem like an obtuse or intimidating black box. What you might not know is that the terminal can be fun to use. So much so, that you’re inclined to use the command-line over a GUI whenever possible. There is definitely a learning curve and the more you work with the terminal, the more fluent you become. However, there are some commands that everyone should know.
[mai mult...]5 Linux distros that work with Windows Secure Boot
Are you planning a dual-boot setup but worried about Secure Boot compatibility? Fear that disabling Secure Boot will compromise your Windows installation? Here are five Linux distros that work seamlessly with Windows Secure Boot—no BIOS tweaking required.
[mai mult...]3 Ubuntu versions different than the original
Ubuntu might be considered the face of Linux, but that doesn’t mean it’s the best distro. In fact, some of Ubuntu’s own spin-off flavors offer tools and features that can make them better suited for certain users and use cases. Here are three such Ubuntu flavors that can actually outperform the original.
Ubuntu flavors are officially supported Ubuntu-based distributions that take the Ubuntu core, but replace the desktop environment or add some extra spice. Most of these flavors are fun, some are “meh,” but a few are genuinely useful—sometimes even more so than Ubuntu itself.
[mai mult...]5 hidden terminal typos for Ubuntu
if you’re trying to get into the terminal app on your Ubuntu computer, why not start with some lighthearted fun? There are some command line Easter eggs that won’t do anything but entertain you, and I’ve gathered some of the best.
[mai mult...]How to show a live clock in your Linux terminal
Using the watch command
As you probably already know, the watch command repeats any command at set intervals. You can use it with the find command, the bat command, and many other Linux commands.
[mai mult...]6 Linux apps to run at startup
10 Linux commands to know for managing files
Want to start leveling up your terminal skills? The Linux command line has a wealth of flexible commands for file management.
[mai mult...]Linux commands are easy when you know how to read usage
The command line can be a daunting place to hang out in, even if you’re familiar with a few commands.
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