Getting you up to speed!
Today’s article will be a nice and easy article, where we learn how to clear the terminal. That is, we will clear any typed text and returned information from the terminal. This will be a nice and quick article. I am feeling like garbage today and I still need to edit the last article. Ugh… … Continue reading “Clear The Terminal”
In today’s article, we’re going to learn how to disable specific terminal commands. It’ll be an interesting article because we get to explore some different tools. It might get a bit verbose, but I’ll do my best! It’s going to be a long article, but I’ll try to keep it at under 1500 words. It … Continue reading “Disable Specific Terminal Commands”
In today’s article, we’re going to explore one way to find files owned by a specific user. We’ll be using the ‘find’ command for this exercise, which means it’s probably an article more for an intermediate user than a Linux beginner. NOTE: This article is mostly a duplicate of an earlier article. I didn’t realize … Continue reading “Find Files Owned By A Specific User”
Today’s article should be simple enough, where we’ll just be covering how to rerun the previous terminal command. This will be something many new Linux users won’t know about, and may come in handy. If you want to learn how to rerun the previous terminal command, read on! This is another one of those short … Continue reading “Rerun The Previous Terminal Command”
Today’s article is going to be a very brief article, prompted by a question on one of the Linux support forums about how to terminate a terminal command. The poster got an answer, but it was the additional comments that made me realize how few people know how to properly terminate a terminal command – … Continue reading “How To: Terminate A Terminal Command”
Today, we’re going to learn how to pause and unpause your terminal. This will be one of the easiest articles I’ve ever written. It may also be one of the shortest! So, to learn how to pause and unpause your terminal, read on! In fact, this information is so brief, I’m not quite sure how … Continue reading “Pause And Unpause Your Terminal”
In today’s article, we’re going to learn how to limit the download speed for ‘wget’. It will be a short article because I’m watching a race and didn’t bother writing an article ahead of time. It’ll also be suitable for someone new to ‘wget’. So, to learn how to limit the download speed for ‘wget’, … Continue reading “Limit The Download Speed For ‘wget’”
In today’s article, we’re going to learn how to bring your network up or down – in the terminal, of course. This will be an article that’s easy enough for a beginner to understand. It’s not very complicated, so it should also be fairly short. If you’re interested in bringing your network up or down … Continue reading “Bring Your Network Up Or Down (In The Terminal)”
In today’s article, we’re going to review a piece of software known as ‘Ubuntu Cleaner’. It won’t be a very long article, as there’s not much to cover – as it’s fairly self-explanatory. If you’re interested in learning about ‘Ubuntu Cleaner’ then this is the article for you. As the name implies, this software is … Continue reading “Review: Ubuntu Cleaner”
In today’s article, we’re going to learn how to rename a file downloaded with ‘wget’. This will not be a complicated article. It will also be a pretty short article. If you want to learn how to rename a file downloaded with ‘wget’, read on and you’ll see how! Often, you’ll use ‘wget’ to download … Continue reading “Rename A File Downloaded With ‘wget’”
