Getting you up to speed!
Today’s article is just a meta article, one where we cover the state of Linux Tips (this site). It’s just a chance to sit down and share what’s going on with the site, a chance to not write something technical. So, for another meta article, read on! This will be mostly about the month of … Continue reading “Meta: The State Of Linux Tips #15”
Today’s just going to be a quick article, an article where we learn how to make ‘wget’ resume from an interrupted download. This is a darned useful function you can add to a wget command, especially if you’re in an area with sketchy connectivity. To learn to make wget resume from an interrupted download, read … Continue reading “Make ‘wget’ Resume From An Interrupted Download”
Today’s article will only matter if you use Lubuntu and want to disable ‘window grouping’ in Lubuntu. I find window grouping an annoying ‘feature’ and look to turn it off whenever I come across it. If you’re like me and want to disable window grouping in Lubunt, read on ’cause this article is for you! … Continue reading “Disable Window Grouping In Lubuntu”
Today’s article is mostly just for fun, as we examine a couple more ways to find your network interfaces! I’ve shown you a variety of ways at this point, but this is Linux. If you just want to have some fun finding your network interfaces, read on – ’cause this article is meant for those … Continue reading “A Couple More Ways To Find Your Network Interfaces”
Today’s article will be really easy for anyone to follow, as I share how it is I find Linux news. It’s amazing how many people don’t keep up with any Linux news. Read on, as this is sure to be a fairly short article. I might even speculate that most Linux users don’t keep up … Continue reading “How To: Find Linux News”
Today’s article is going to be about ‘sed’. However, I’ll be letting AI write it, just so we have an excuse to play with ChatGPT. I love new tech and I’m going to go against the advice given and just post the resulting article directly. Also, I picked ‘sed’ as an article topic because it’s … Continue reading “Let’s Let AI Write An Article About ‘sed’”
Today’s article is a fun one, an article where you’ll learn how to visualize your traffic with darkstat. It’s a fun little tool that lets you graphically visualize your network traffic in your browser. While it’s likely more of an enterprise-level tool, there’s no reason you can’t use it as a home user. So, if … Continue reading “Visualize Your Network Traffic With ‘darkstat’”
Today’s article will be fairly simple, where we learn a couple of ways how to show your network interfaces. It won’t be a very long article, nor will it be all that complicated. Like almost always, today’s article will involve the terminal. So, if you want to learn how to show your network interfaces, read … Continue reading “How To: Show Your Network Interfaces”
Today is another easy day, but one that should be productive, where we’ll learn how to return to the previous working directory. It will be a short article, but you might find it useful. If nothing else, we’re making the more terminal accessible to new users. These Linux tips needed to be shared some time, … Continue reading “How To: Return To The Previous Working Directory In The Terminal”
Today is going to be another simple article, where you learn to navigate to the start or end of the line – in the terminal, of course. I’ve had some abdominal issues, so it seems like a good day for yet another accessible article. Even though it’s an easy article, there will be many Linux … Continue reading “Navigate To The Start Or End Of The Line (In The Terminal)”
