Some people are privacy-obsessed and security paranoids. They always play safe. They never ever reveal a single identity of them in online. If you’re one of them, I do have a small tip to protect...
ScanSSH is a free and open source utility that scans the given list of addresses or networks for open proxies, SSH protocol servers, Web and SMTP servers. It not just scans, but also displays the version...
A while ago, we wrote an article about Cmus – a small, fast and powerful console music player for Unix-like operating systems. Today, we will be discussing about yet another console music player called “Musikcube”. It...
Are you looking for a way to find the recently used commands? Are you sick of typing some long commands over and over despite you used them recently? Are you want to mange and bookmark...
A while ago, I wrote a guide about pushd, popd and dirs commands, which are used for CLI faster navigation. These three commands provides a way faster navigation between directories. Today, I stumbled upon a...
A while ago, we wrote a blog post about “Bash-Snippets”, a set of BASH scripts for heavy command-line users. Those scripts consists of many useful utilities such as crypt, geo, cheat, weather, ytview and more....
I have a Ubuntu VM where I test a lot of applications and write articles about them here in my blog. Yesterday, I have stumbled upon an useful system configuration application called “Ubunsys”. While testing...
I am always curious to know small interesting things about Linux. Today, this question popped out in my mind. How long have I been using my Arch Linux OS? I have no idea when I...
As you may already know, when we run an unavailable command, we will get an error message – “bash: command not found”. The problem is most of us don’t know which packages provides that particular...
The reason I like very much to work from command line is there are plethora of Bash tricks to make things much easier and faster. This simple bash trick can help you to automatically switch...
Let us say you’re accessing an another system remotely via SSH. You want to run a command that takes a long time to finish and then exit the SSH session but leave the command running...
Today, I have stumbled upon a collection of useful BASH scripts for heavy commandline users. These scripts, known as Bash-Snippets, might be quite helpful for those who live in Terminal all day. Want to check...
