There are numerous terminal commands and keyboard shortcuts which supercharge your CLI experience. Let's explore and use the terminal like never before.
Even if you are a Linux novice or a Pro, you are always experimenting stuff, which can go anywhere from a pleasant experience to disastrous end. So, it is a wise idea to keep track of changes to all the configuration files AKA dotfiles via public or private git repo, to easily rollback whenever needed.
If you want to control GNOME screen turn off, and screen lock separately like KDE, you came to the right place.
Journey from a Noob to a Linux Geek, starts with facing the fear of the Terminal. Let's overcome this anxiety by beautifying the Terminal and making quality of life changes to our Terminal Workflow.
RSYNC is an amazing tool to transfer large amounts of data between devices. It supports incremental data transfer. If transfer is interrupted, you can re-run the transfer, and it will be restarted from where it left off.
Some services lock up a boot process, and make the system startup quite an agony to wait. Let's make our Linux system boot faster.
Sometimes, when you put your computer to sleep/standby, on wakeup, cursor gets frozen. You will need to reload the Kernel module for respective mouse/touchpad driver to unfreeze your cursor.
GNOME Settings app only allows assigning shortcuts to four workspaces. If you need to set shortcut for more than 4 workspaces you are own your own. This blog will tell 2 methods for assign workspace keybinds.
