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Enriching your Linux Terminal Experience with TMUX

tmux is a C-based, open source terminal multiplexer. What that means is that tmux allows you to open multiple terminals instances in one session, instead of having multiple terminal tabs open and switching between them. tmux can also detach a session so that it runs in the background then re-attach to it at a later […]

Using The SCREEN Command In Linux in (2023)

The screen command in Linux is a powerful tool that allows users to create multiple sessions on a single terminal window, providing a more efficient and organized way of managing tasks and allowing for uninterrupted work on remote servers.

Surf the Web in your Linux Terminal with Browsh

Do you live in the terminal? Are your dreams filed with pixels so retro that Minecraft had to come up with them? Then you are in the right place today. Browsh, is a lesser known, terminal friendly browser that will bring you the web in a more detailed fashion than something Like Lynx or w3m. […]

This is How You Watch Movies the Linux way with MPV

MPV is the best way to view media on Linux by a long shot. You can also do a few things you would not expect. MPV can do some crazy magic tricks with how script friendly it really is. You can use several languages to accomplish this. You can watch movies with senselessness, as in […]

The Pacman Cheatsheet That Will Make Your Life Better

Here’s one for the ArchArch-based gang! Today I’ll be covering basic pacman commands that you need to know in order to really use pacman to its fullest potential. I’ll also be covering some more exotic/situational commands that are just helpful to know up to the plain ol’ dangerous to your system ones. Now let’s delve […]

How To Monitor Linux Resources Using The BTOP Command

We brought you top, htop, and now we are bringing you btop. A clickable interface with some fun styling options right out of the box. You get everything you get traditionally from a top implementation, with a unique and playful interface. The oldest commit to date, as per the time of writing this blog, btop […]