Newsroom – A Modern CLI to Get Your Favorite News in Linux
If you are a command-line addict like me, then you would always want to do everything such as controlling your
Cricket-CLI – Watch Live Cricket Scores in Linux Terminal
Are you a cricket enthusiast and love to work within the command-line? Then you have landed on the right resource.
Ternimal – Show Animated Lifeform in Your Linux Terminal
Ternimal (not terminal, yes, we also read it as terminal the first time) is a simple, very flexible program that
How to Backup Your Files to Amazon S3 Using CloudBerry Backup on Linux
Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) allows modern businesses to store their data, collect it from a wide variety of sources,
Suplemon – A Powerful Console Text Editor with Multi Cursor Support
Suplemon is an open source, modern, powerful, intuitive and feature-rich command-line text editor with multi cursor support; it replicates Sublime
Goto – Quickly Navigate to Aliased Directories with Auto-Completion Support
In a recent article, we talked about Gogo – a tool to create shortcuts for long paths in a Linux
How to Randomly Display ASCII Art on Linux Terminal
In this short article, we will show how to automatically and randomly display ASCII art, using ASCII-Art-Splash-Screen when you open
10 ‘who’ Command Examples for Linux Newbies
In our earlier article, we have explained 11 ways to find user account info and login details in Linux. One
5 ‘hostname’ Command Examples for Linux Newbies
A hostname command is used to view a computer’s hostname and domain name (DNS) (Domain Name Service), and to display
AMP – A Vi/Vim Inspired Text Editor for Linux Terminal
Amp is a lightweight, fully-featured Vi/Vim inspired text editor for your Linux terminal, written in Rust. It provides the core
GRV – A Tool for Viewing Git Repositories in Linux Terminal
GRV (Git Repository Viewer) is a free open-source and simple terminal-based interface for viewing git repositories. It provides a way
systemd-analyze – Find System Boot-up Performance Statistics in Linux
Are you using systemd system and service manager, and your Linux system taking longer time to boot or you simple