Getting you up to speed!
Today’s article is just a simple affair, one where I show you a couple of ways to get your graphics card information in the terminal. If that’s the sort of information you’re looking for, this is the article for you. So, do read on! Using the commands in this article will give you some details … Continue reading “A Couple Of Ways To Get Your Graphics Card Information”
Today’s article is just another fun article. In this article, we’re going to learn how to have Christmas in the terminal. You won’t learn much of anything useful, but you may have some mild entertainment. Read on! As you know, a lot of these articles are things you can do in a terminal. So, what’s … Continue reading “Let’s Have Christmas In The Terminal”
This is just a PSA type of article, about how to cancel your LastPass account. Below are the reasons why you might want to cancel your LastPass account and how you can go about actually canceling that account. Below is a copy of a recent email from LastPass: Dear LastPass Customer, We recently notified you … Continue reading “How To: Cancel Your LastPass Account”
Today’s article is just a quick one, a meta article. I try to write one of these every month, at the most, or when things happen around the site that I think folks would be interested in. So, for a while, there were no Google ads. It turned out a site I added to my … Continue reading “Meta: The State Of Linux Tips #13”
In today’s article, we’re going to learn how to disable WiFi from the terminal. It’s going to be a simple enough article, with just a few commands to learn. Read on, my dear readers! There’s information to share! This is certainly a tool that new Linux users could use, you just need to remember to … Continue reading “Disable WiFi From The Terminal”
Today’s article is just a silly article, one where you learn how to display your fortune in the terminal. It’ll be fun! It’ll also be quick and easy, probably. If you’re expecting anything serious, this is not the article for you. No… No, it is not! Once in a while, we remember that all work … Continue reading “How To: Display Your Fortune In The Terminal”
Today’s article should actually be fairly short and simple, as we learn how to find a command’s binary. For those of you who are new, I’ll do what I can to make this more clear. At the end of the day, all should become clear and it really shouldn’t take all that long. So, when … Continue reading “Find A Command’s Binary”
Today’s article should be fairly quick and simple, as we learn to monitor bandwidth with nload. It’s a handy tool that’s generally available across the many distros and is something you might find useful in your daily Linux journey. You may also recall this article: ‘vnStat’ A Tool For Monitoring Your Bandwidth Usage Well, today … Continue reading “Monitor Bandwidth With nload”
In today’s article, we’re going to explore one way that you can show your hard drive hard drive specifications in the terminal. There’s nothing too challenging in this article, so even new people can follow along. To be clear, I’m using the phrase ‘hard drive’. In this instance, I’m speaking both of mechanical hard drives … Continue reading “How To: Show Your Hard Drive Specifications In The Terminal”
Today’s article is going to just be a nice and easy article, one that shows you how to test your drive speed in the Linux terminal. It’s easier than you might think and even easy enough that a new Linux user can figure this one out. Why would you want to do this? Why would … Continue reading “How To: Test Your Drive Speed In The Linux Terminal”
