Quick reminder about os.click for downloading official ISOs.

A guide to equivalents between classic net-tools commands (ifconfig, route, arp) and modern iproute2 commands (ip).

How to fix Rodney crash when starting Chrome on Wayland systems by using the system Chrome.

Discover asciinema, the perfect tool to record your terminal sessions in a lightweight, reproducible, and easy-to-share way.

Discover Glow, a tool to render Markdown directly in the terminal, ideal for reading documentation and READMEs.

Install binaries directly from GitHub releases easily with gah.

Discover fresh, a fast, modern, modeless terminal text editor, ideal for casual file editing, surpassing nano and vim in simplicity for regular use.

Quick guide to inspecting the contents of RPM packages and determining which packages own specific files on your Linux system.

Discover Kooha, a minimalist screen recording application for Linux that combines ease of use with essential features.

Discover direnv, a shell extension that automatically loads and unloads environment variables when changing directories, keeping your configuration clean and organized.

Understand the different TCP connection states reported by netstat and ss, from establishment to termination, for better network diagnosis.

Configure Kitty for instant and efficient access, combining the power of a modern terminal with the convenience of a dropdown.

Exploring the reasons and benefits of switching from Yakuake to Kitty for a more powerful and customizable terminal experience.

As always, another reminder note.

If you filter mail in gmail by unread (is:unread), you get all unread mail, which in my case always includes hundreds of notifications, social, promotions, or forums which is usually not what I'm looking for.

To search for unread emails from the Primary tab …

Linux commands to determine how many RAM slots are occupied and their capacity using dmidecode, lshw, and hardware inspection techniques

Stop firefox from opening the pasted url with the middle mouse button

To measure the bandwidth I am using right now, I use NetHogs

By default, it looks for a network interface called "eth0". If it doesn't find it, it complains like this:

ioctl failed while establishing local IP for selected device eth0. You may specify the device on the command line …