Why the Command Line is Overpowered
When I say “Overpowered”, this means the command line interfaces can do things that are otherwise impossible.
read moreWhen I say “Overpowered”, this means the command line interfaces can do things that are otherwise impossible.
read moreVIM editor is one of the most beloved, but often misunderstood editors in existence. Let’s configure it from a noobs perspective and show you it’s power.
read moreI still see far too many comments with people that still use CCLeaner. Bleachbit is a FAR superior product and it’s also free and open source. It won’t try to upsell you a bunch of garbage and has a great track record, unlike CCleaner which was hacked and literally installed malware on thousands of PCs.
read moreThis shows you have I automate my workflows and setup my website for maximum productivity and search
read moreThis shows you all the steps to install a MacOS VM in Linux QEMU using Virtual Machine Manager or virt-manager.
read moreMany people want to be a programmer, but often find themselves flailing around in the dark. These are the things I’ve done to help aid myself in coding more, learning new things, and just becoming a better programmer.
read moreRunning Windows inside of Linux is essential for those that are trying to convert to Linux. There will always be a transition period and need to fallback to Windows. It is also nice to have for many Windows only programs that you may need while inside Linux.
read moreGitHub is an incredible powerful tool, but using it in command line can be frustrating. So instead of doing something dumb like using SSH agent workarounds or Token exporting shenanigans to make git work in command line. We are going to use an amazing utility called gh to authenticate.
This shows how to automount remote network drives using systemd and fstab
read moreSo you want to use Linux? It is truly an amazing operating system and probably my favorite one to use. However, it is not for everyone and you’ll need to learn a few things before you can understand it.
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