Hyprland with Waybar: Installation and Basic Configuration
Hyprland offers a fresh and lightweight Wayland compositor that transforms your Linux desktop experience. With features like dynamic...
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christiandreschler9
Dec 44 min read
The 'bat' command: a 'cat' replacement
The `bat` command is a modern replacement for the traditional `cat` command in Unix-like operating systems, offering users an enhanced...
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christiandreschler9
Dec 32 min read
Eza: A modern, maintained replacement for "ls", written in rust
Eza is a modern, maintained replacement for the venerable file-listing command-line program " ls" that ships with Unix and Linux...
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christiandreschler9
Dec 23 min read
Converting image formats in Nautilus
Nautilus is the GNOME file-manager a.k.a. "Files" In this post I will show you how to use the Image Converter Script in Nautilus to...
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christiandreschler9
Dec 13 min read
Fzf: a command-line fuzzy finder
The terminal is essential for every Linux user. Enhancing its functionality can lead to a more efficient workflow. One significant...
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christiandreschler9
Nov 303 min read
Exploring the Fish Shell: Installation, Configuration, and Features on Major Linux Distributions
The Fish shell, or " F riendly I nteractive SH ell," is designed for maximum user-friendliness, making it an excellent choice for anyone...
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christiandreschler9
Nov 291 min read
How to remove all the games in vanilla Debian
If you installed Debian by using the any live image, or the network install image and you didn't perform any additional change, you ended...
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christiandreschler9
Nov 282 min read
How to install the latest (non ESR) Firefox on Debian
Debian is the most stable, and one of the oldest GNU/Linux distributions. However, its conservative approach means it often includes...
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christiandreschler9
Nov 272 min read
Using SSH keys to communicate with Gitlab.
In the previous post (here) we created a SSH key pair. Now we're gonna use the generated key pair to communicate with the Gitlab server....
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christiandreschler9
Nov 262 min read
Creating a SSH key-pair.
What is SSH? SSH stands for Secure SHell. The Secure Shell (SSH) protocol is a method for securely sending commands to a computer over an...
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christiandreschler9
Nov 253 min read
Managing dotfiles with a git bare repository - Part 2
Disclaimer: there are other proven solutions to the problem. I do think the technique below is very elegant though. Recap of Part 1? In...
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christiandreschler9
Nov 242 min read
Managing dotfiles with a git bare repository - Part 1
Disclaimer: there are other proven solutions to the problem. I do think the technique below is very elegant though. What's git? Git is a...
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christiandreschler9
Nov 232 min read
What are dotfiles.
Dotfiles are hidden configuration files on Unix-like systems (including Linux and macOS) that store settings for various applications,...
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christiandreschler9
Nov 232 min read
What's a Git bare repository?
A Git bare repository is a type of Git repository that does not have a working directory (i.e., no files checked out) and is intended for...
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christiandreschler9
Nov 231 min read
The $MANPAGER shell variable.
The MANPAGER shell variable is used to specify an alternative pager program for displaying manual pages (man pages) in Unix-like systems...
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