Today I stumbled upon an interesting command line script named Bash-insulter. This script insults the user whenever s/he types a wrong Unix command. Using bash-insulter, you can make the users uncomfortable by displaying funny and...
There are hundreds of Linux commands, and remembering all of them is absolutely impossible. Also, it is not necessary though. At times, my mind goes completely blank and I couldn’t remember a particular command. I...
Linus Torvalds announced the final stable release of Linux Kernel 4.14 on Sunday, 12 November 2017. This release is the first LTS version that has support for 6 years. You can receive Kernel updates, bug fixes...
A while ago, we wrote about Mendeley – an academic social network for researchers and educators. Using Mendeley, the researchers, lecturers, educators and librarians can connect with each other, share data, discuss ideas about their research,...
Looking for a quick, easy, and secure method to protect your files? Well, there is a simple shell utility called “Cryptr” that helps you to encrypt and decrypt files. All from command line, and you...
A while ago, we discussed about Bash-Snippets, a collection of useful BASH scripts for heavy commandline users. Today, we will see a similar utility called “Cli.Fyi”. It is a command line query tool to fetch information about...
In this tutorial, we will be discussing how to setup Japanese language environment in Arch Linux. In other Unix-like operating systems, it is not a big deal to setup Japanese layout. You can easily choose...
NBA requires no introduction. The National Basketball Association, shortly NBA, is a men’s professional basketball league in North America. It is composed of 30 teams. It is widely considered to be the premier men’s professional basketball...
Howdy Music lovers! Today I learned that we can control media players from commandline in Unix-like operating systems. You can play, pause, toggle between play and pause, increase/decrease volume, switch to next/previous media files, and...
Howdy! I’ve got a good news for students and online educators. Stanford Engineering Everywhere (SEE), an initiative started by Andrew Ng at Stanford University, offers a number of Stanford online courses for completely free. All you need is a...
