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sleepyeyesvince
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Terminal Cheat Sheet - cheat.sh - Linux Terminal Tips & Tricks #15
I want to share some love for the Linux Terminal. It's fun to learn and use. Here we will be discussing a great cheat sheet for terminal commands and more called cheat.sh coded by developer @igor_chubin.
If you are a new user and need a great terminal tutorial:
tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/command-line-for-beginners
Igor's links:
cheat.sh
github.com/chubin/cheat.sh
igor_chubin
My videos on bash aliases, bash functions and .bashrc:
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Music
Friendly Dance - Nico Staf.mp3 from the UA-cam Audio Library
Contact me:
Twitter: @sleepyeyesvince
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If you are a new user and need a great terminal tutorial:
tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/command-line-for-beginners
Igor's links:
cheat.sh
github.com/chubin/cheat.sh
igor_chubin
My videos on bash aliases, bash functions and .bashrc:
ua-cam.com/video/iRvMMsZoYQc/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/8nh_AfEqToA/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/Q99bGshmLu4/v-deo.html
Music
Friendly Dance - Nico Staf.mp3 from the UA-cam Audio Library
Contact me:
Twitter: @sleepyeyesvince
MeWe: mewe.com/i/sleepyeyesvince
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Weather In Your Terminal - wttr.in - Linux Terminal Tips & Tricks #14
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I want to share some love for the Linux Terminal. It's fun to learn and use. Here we will be discussing a great weather service called wttr.in coded by develop @igor_chubin. If you are a new user and need a great terminal tutorial: tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/command-line-for-beginners Igor's links: wttr.in/ github.com/chubin/wttr.in igor_chubin/ My videos on bash aliases and .bas...
Linux Terminal Tips & Tricks #13 - systemd-inhibit - Block reboot, shutdown, suspend events
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I want to share some love for the Linux Terminal. It's fun to learn and use. Here we will be discussing how to use systemd-inhibit to prevent power related events when you are running critical applications. If you are a new user and need a great terminal tutorial: tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/command-line-for-beginners Information about systemd-inhibit: In terminal, type: man systemd-inhibit O...
My i3 Window Manager Workflow
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In case you've ever wondered how I make i3 Window Manager work for me in my daily use. i3-WM should be available in the repositories of most major Linux distributions. It's well documented on it's website: i3wm.org/ i3blocks is available here: github.com/vivien/i3blocks Rofi launcher: github.com/davatorium/rofi My config (dot) files and scripts at gitlab: gitlab.com/sleepyeyesvince/config-files...
How To Get Help In Linux (For New Users)
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Welcome to Linux! What are the best ways to get help if you get stuck with a problem? How to get information about your hardware: opensource.com/article/19/9/linux-commands-hardware-information Terminal commands for hardware information: inxi -Fxz lshw = similar to inxi, but in a different format lspci = lists your pci devices lsusb = lists your usb devices xinput list = lists your input device...
Linux Terminal Tips & Tricks #12 - Bash Functions
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I want to share some love for the Linux Terminal. It's fun to learn and use. Here we will be discussing Bash Functions. These are similar in some respects to Bash Alias'. However they differ in that you can perform more complex tasks and commands with the added benefit of being able to pass arguments from Bash into the function when you run them. If you are a new user and need a great terminal ...
Linux Terminal Tips & Tricks #11 - Dictionary and Thesaurus - dictd
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I want to share some love for the Linux Terminal. It's fun to learn and use. Here we will be discussing how get a dictionary ant thesaurus in your terminal. If you are a new user and need a great terminal tutorial: tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/command-line-for-beginners Information about installing and using dictd: unixmen.com/look-dictionary-definitions-via-terminal/ www.putorius.net/linux-co...
Global Microphone Mute Shortcut for Linux
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Here we demonstrate the commands that will allow you to globally mute/unmute your microphone so you won't need to go fumbling to find the right button in your video conferencing apps like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Skype or Jitsi. Just create a custom keyboard shortcut to this command in your favourite desktop environment. The commands to use are either: pactl set-source-mute @DEFAULT_...
Linux and The Power of Choice - Are You Confused?
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Are you confused by all the choice that Linux and Free and Open Source Software provides? This video won't advise you what to choose. You should make your own decision. Getting advice is wonderful and important, but it can sometimes add to the noise and confusion. Don't let others dictate or tear-down what is ultimately your choice. That is the power of freedom. Attributions: tuxsit-confused.gi...
Remap Keys on your Keyboard in Linux
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We look at how we can remap keys on your keyboard in Linux with Xorg, using xmodmap. In my example, I'll remap the Context Menu key to Right Super, since this key is missing on some keyboards, being replaced by a Function key for multimedia functions. 1. Determine the keycode of the key you want to remap using this command: xev | awk -F'[ )] ' '/^KeyPress/ { a[NR 2] } NR in a { printf "%-3s %s ...
Fix Samba (Windows) File Sharing in Linux
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How to fix Samba (Windows) file sharing if you are getting errors in Linux. This may occur with older hardware or sharing using your router's USB port. You may need to enable the older SMB1 protocol. Be careful, however, as this protocol is inefficient, and has security issues. 1. Install samba. In terminal (for Ubuntu and Debian base): sudo apt update sudo apt install samba 2. Backup your smb....
Linux Terminal Tips & Tricks #10 - Chuck Norris Jokes
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I want to share some love for the Linux Terminal. It's fun to learn and use. Here we will be discussing how to get random Chuck Norris Jokes :) Stay safe everyone! If you are a new user and need a great terminal tutorial: tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/command-line-for-beginners The source website: www.icndb.com/ The command: curl -s api.icndb.com/jokes/random/?exclude=explicit | python2 -c 'imp...
Linux Terminal Tips & Tricks #9 - xrandr Custom Resolution Setup (Missing Monitor Resolution)
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I want to share some love for the Linux Terminal. It's fun to learn and use. Here we will be discussing how to setup a custom resolution using xrandr if it's undetected or unrecognised by your OS. If you are a new user and need a great terminal tutorial: tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/command-line-for-beginners Information about setting up a custom or unrecognised resolution: linux.die.net/man/1...
Linux Terminal Tips & Tricks #8 - xrandr Multi-monitor Setup
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I want to share some love for the Linux Terminal. It's fun to learn and use. Here we will be discussing xrandr and how to use it to setup multiple monitors. If you are a new user and need a great terminal tutorial: tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/command-line-for-beginners Information about xrandr: linux.die.net/man/1/xrandr wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xrandr wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Multihe...
PulseEffects - Realtime Audio Processing (Gate, Compressor)
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PulseEffects - Realtime Audio Processing (Gate, Compressor)
Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #7 - Aliases (.bash_aliases)
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Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #7 - Aliases (.bash_aliases)
2. Boot a Linux USB installation in VirtualBox
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2. Boot a Linux USB installation in VirtualBox
1. Install Linux (Ubuntu) on USB using VirtualBox
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1. Install Linux (Ubuntu) on USB using VirtualBox
Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #6 - Customise terminal bash prompt
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Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #6 - Customise terminal bash prompt
Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #5 - The watch command
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Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #5 - The watch command
Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #4 - Verifying Checksums (ISO Files - Quickly & Easily)
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Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #4 - Verifying Checksums (ISO Files - Quickly & Easily)
Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #3 - Navigating Directories - pwd, cd
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Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #3 - Navigating Directories - pwd, cd
Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #2 - Using History in Terminal
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Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #2 - Using History in Terminal
Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #1 - sudo !! (bang bang)
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Linux Terminal Love - Tips & Tricks #1 - sudo !! (bang bang)
Barrier KVM - Contol Multiple Computers With Single Keyboard & Mouse
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Barrier KVM - Contol Multiple Computers With Single Keyboard & Mouse
if anyone sees, im on ubuntu, and trying to do this, when i run the original command it tells me ive swapped my key, but caps lock is still caps lock. anyone know how to fix this?
wondering if the file has to be '.xmodmap' or u can put anything before the dot
Very nice! Who knew? Thanks. client min protocol = NT1
Subscribed man and please can you install debian on pendrive
Thanks bro
How do you go about hearing your own voice to play with the microphone settings?
works on AntiX to replace the Enter key as the Acer R7 571 keyboard stops working over time.. thanks!
Thank you
I tried with esc key and didn't work 😅
thank you so much
This helped me tons 😇
Very nice tutorial. Thank you !!!
thanks a lot
thnx
2024 here! Amazing features. I'm from FM broadcasting area, so, add MPX processing, RDS and similar features would be incredible. Great project.
I tried ubuntu with persistence in my usb2.0 vut it was so slow Will this be faster ? Note: when I burn ubuntu in my usb and press try ubuntu works very fast! what should I do
This was the actual one that I was looking for. Most of the videos are " how to make bootable usb"😊😊😅
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WOW, YOU are my HERO!!! I followed your instructions after attempting to connect a freshly installed MX-23 Linux Laptop to an old Buffalo NAS Device that I use to hold and host movies in our home for the kids. I kind of figured something changed in security or protocols or something. I have been looking for the solution to this problem for about 2 days and YOUR VIDEO provided the perfect solution. Like you, I really don't care if my NAS is a little more vulnerable as it's only used in my home and it's behind 2 separate routers/firewalls. All of my other PC's can connect to it including my old Linux Lite 14.04 daily driver PC. I'm getting ready to install MX Linux on it after the new year and tax season, but wanted to sanity test the new OS on a junker machine to make sure I can access everything I need to like NAS devices, shares on other Linux PC's in my home and Cups Network Attached Printers. The connection to my 2 OLD Buffalo NAS Devices was the final hurdle and your video helped me fix it. I can't thank you enough for this information. It's amazing what one short line of text can do.
Thank you very much 👍
your explanation is a kind of a magical
❤❤ best
Thank you - - - - - - Sleepyeyesvince is the MAN ! ! ❤❤ Someone who can explain Checksum in a helpful manor ! ! bonus GREP usage LLL Love learning Linux - Long Live Linux Goldie lock says "Just Right" Thank you not for overloading us with info eg you gave us [Ctrl +Shift + Enter] without the variables for Apple & PC, So much time and $$ is wasted just stating the variable commands in different propitiatory environments. The movement I heard of the term "eco system environment" I became violently nauseous
I pretty sure I will be able to follow your video So thank you for making tutorials !! finally a reasonable soultion for key mapping
Very helpful !
Is there any way to map an HP omen laptop and his macro keys ?
Thank you so so much mate! I was desperately seeking for this solution but couldn't find any useful tutorial. But now it works perfectly!🤝
Thank you!
Fedora now calls this EasyEffects.
This video gave me a clue to remap keys on linux. Great. But I am just starting to use Linux mint recently. I use Windows 11 before. I am still facing the problem which are: I always remap [insert] and [prt sc] as [up] and [down] arrows with microsoft powertoys. Now up works fine but down[prt sc] drags the text line down a line which is not intended and I want simply down the cursor a line. And [caps_lock] to [Escape] works but [caps_lock] action is still bundled with [escape] action. The only thing working flawlessly is [context_menu] to [Super_R]. Thanks.
Hello, is there a way to identify the keysym of a key that isn't working ? Please help.
just google it, geez!
Thanx you were of immense help to me. Greetings
hello is there any tutorial to disable specific keyboard keys using xmodmap ?
I did this with a 64 gb usb 3.1 pendrive but it's running extremely slow. For booting up it's taking about 20 minute
Thanks!!
not simbol ?
How to do this in thecus NAS? Is it same to this
you are a god
wow this was easy thanks a lot!
Can a single key be re-mapped to two keys for example, key '1' to be re-mapped to a combination of 'SHIFT+F12' ?
did you ever make it happen
@@maraqueros-x7e Sadly not :(
@@maraqueros-x7e i am looking for the same man, lemme know if you found any solutions to it, thanks
I converted my Chromebook to a Linux machine so I want to remap some of these Chromebook functions to regular functions and I can only do a few because a few are automatically listed in The keyboard shortcut setup place but I want to change a couple that are not listed and I don't know how to do those. For example on a Chromebook above the shift key where normal keyboards are caps lock they have a little magnifying glass and it's either a search key or opens a menu box but I want to make it a normal caps lock button and I don't know how to do that. I also do not have a delete key and I want to make something be a delete key and I don't know how to do that either. So I found this video and I'm going to check it out but I don't have access to the internet right now to follow. But I'm going to come back to this and check it out when I get home. Hopefully I can make it work!
That one person who actually does use the menu key rather frequently. Let me explain myself. It's actually just that same instinct that makes one deliberately go for programs that, say, support Vim-stule motions and such; just the same way, if I have a context menu button neatly under my pinky, why would I even bother reaching out for my mouse,?
thank you! i was trying to compile from source, i didnt know there was a repo for debian
hello sir, does this method still usable in 2022 or need to use other method? i'm trying to install linux mint to usb.
Bit of a noob question, but can this also be done with Linux Mint? It's the only kind of Linux that I'm familiar with so far.
Good man..I appreciate your video BUT... PLEASE... ZOOM in.. on a phone or tablet.its very difficult to read what you're typing or pasting...even on a 1440 phone
1:25 to 1:40 read command also works Type it. Press enter. THEN press the key you're wanting to see the result of,
THANK YOU...! For you, my favorite reference book, a free Android App "Linux Command" great tips many commands...! a2p - xzgrep man pages TLDR--SYNOPSIS - OPTIONS one liners more more...
THIS IS THE ERROR I'M GETTING X Error of failed request: BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation) Major opcode of failed request: 140 (RANDR) Minor opcode of failed request: 21 (RRSetCrtcConfig) Value in failed request: 0x0 Serial number of failed request: 22 Current serial number in output stream: 22
Good. Thank you.
Thank you very much! Now I can basically used my keyboard hahaha