How To Run All Scripts In A Directory In Linux
The other day I have been testing some basic shell scripts that I created for fun. Since I am new to shell scripting, I ran and test the scripts one by one. It was OK...
Category: Unix/Linux Beginners
[Bash Tips] How To cd and ls in one command
Whenever I cd into a directory, the next thing I spontaneously do – listing the contents of that directory using ls command. I don’t know if all of you do this, but I guess some...
How To Sync Browser Profile Into Tmpfs (RAM) In Linux
This tutorial explains how to sync browser profile into Tmpfs (RAM) to improve browser speed in Linux. We can sync the profile(s) manually or using some tools. In this guide, we are going to do...
[Linux Tips] How To List Symlinks On Linux
We already know what is Symlinks or Symbolic links or Soft links and how to find and delete broken Symlinks from our Linux system. Today, we are going to learn how to list Symlinks on...
How To Disable Unattended Upgrades On Ubuntu
I have different versions of Ubuntu VMs for testing purposes. As you may already know, Ubuntu has a feature named Unattended Upgrades, which installs the latest security (and others) updates automatically whenever they are available....
Vim Tips – Edit Remote Files With Vim On Linux
Vim is one of the best, highly configurable text editor that comes with a lot of unique features that you can’t find in other text editors. Today, we will discuss one of the useful feature...
Different Ways To Repeat Your Last Command In Linux
Today, I will be teaching you how to repeat your last command in Linux. You don’t have to re-type the previously executed commands in your Shell. Of course, we use the UP arrow key to...
Backup And Restore Linux Desktop System Settings With Dconf
A while ago, I have posted a guide that explained how to reset a Linux desktop settings, tweaks and customization to default state with a single command. Today, we are going to learn how to...
Remove Unnecessary Configuration Files On Debian-based Systems
If you are a newbie, you would generally use “apt remove” command to remove an installed package in Debian, Ubuntu and its derivatives like Linux Mint. As you probably know, the apt remove command will...
How To Autostart Screen Session On Linux When Logging In
A few days ago, we have seen how to autostart Tmux session whenever you log in to a Linux system either locally or remotely via SSH. Today, we are going to see how to autostart...
