Learn how to send email from the Linux terminal using various tools , like mail, sendmail, telnet and mutt, and add attachment to your mail too.
By John Wachira – Jul 30, 2021
Have you ever had the file in use error? Learn how to use the lsof command in Linux to view open files and the processes using them.
By John Wachira – Jul 29, 2021
Text files are frequently used on a Mac. This post will show you how to create a new blank text file in a few different ways!
By Tom Rankin – Jul 11, 2021
The ps command can be used to find the misbehaving processes and help you to kill them. Here is how to make use of the ps command in Linux.
By Alain Francois – Jun 28, 2021
Getting a full path of a file is something you may need from time to time. This post will show you how to reveal a file path on Mac!
By Tom Rankin – Jun 25, 2021
It may seem scary, but the macOS Terminal is your key to greater experience on Mac. This post shows you how to use the macOS Terminal!
By Tom Rankin – Jun 14, 2021
If you spend any time in the Terminal, you can customize it. Here are some ways to customize the Mac Terminal for better productivity
By Tom Rankin – Jun 12, 2021
Using Terminal to update your Mac can save time and be easier for many – especially since the Mac App Store is known to lag on older devices.
By John Perkins – Jun 10, 2021
Windows Terminal combines Command Prompt, PowerShell, Azure Cloud Shell, and WSL into one. Here’s how to install Windows Terminal on Windows.
By Sayak Boral – Jun 4, 2021
Xargs is a useful command that links two commands, and allows you to multi-task. Learn how to use the xargs command to your advantage.
By John Perkins – Apr 5, 2021
Safari 14 now comes with tab previews that can be annoying for some. Here is how to disable tab previews in Safari on your Mac.
By Isaac Norman – Mar 19, 2021
Ananicy is a modern auto-nice solution to help you automate app priority in Linux. You can create profiles for software that you want to prioritize.
By Odysseas Kourafalos – Feb 2, 2021
Both tmux and screen are two of the best terminal multiplexers to help you manage multiple SSH sessions, but which is the best? Let’s find out here.
By John Perkins – Jan 27, 2021
It is annoying to run a command in your terminal and see it run for hours. Learn how to run bash commands in the background.
By John Perkins – Jan 15, 2021
Linux ls commands offer a flexible way of listing filesystem contents and help to navigate around the command line with ease.
By Rubaiat Hossain – Jan 11, 2021
Symlinks are essential for linking files and directories, but they can easily break without notice. Here’s how to find broken symlinks in Linux.
By John Perkins – Dec 10, 2020
It is never easy to navigate the file system in Linux terminal. nnn allows you to easily do so without having to type any commands.
By Odysseas Kourafalos – Nov 23, 2020
When you need to search the Web from the terminal, S can be an helpful tool. It supports many search engines, and you can search with a simple command.
By Odysseas Kourafalos – Nov 3, 2020
While it’s never ideal to force close an application, sometimes the app leaves you no choice! We cover 4 ways to force quit your macOS apps.
By Jessica Thornsby – Oct 9, 2020
If you are having issues with your Linux computer, we’re here to show you how to be your own Linux tech support and solve tech problems on Linux.
By John Perkins – Aug 28, 2020
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