Recently, CLI is mostly used by Linux/Unix administrators since most popular linux distros come with a complete set of GUI applications that make the user use less and less the command line. In our previous post, we saw 11 useful commands … Continue reading →

Command line is more powerful because you can do  lot with them,  you can tell your computer exactly what you want and get the appropriate answer, while GUI application can only tell your computer what the GUI programmer has defined.  Recently, … Continue reading →

Have you ever been using a terminal in Linux and mistakenly closed the terminal or found yourself disconnected from SSH right when you were working on something important? You reopen the terminal and suddenly all your work has been lost … Continue reading →

Question : How  to avoid sudo password prompt ?

“Under Linux there are graphical user interfaces (GUIs), where you can point and click and drag, and hopefully get work done without first reading lots of documentation. The traditional Unix environment is a CLI (command line interface), where you type … Continue reading →

Ajaxterm is a web based terminal. It was totally inspired and works almost  on all OS. Ajaxterm written in python (and some AJAX javascript for client side) and depends only on python2.3 or better. Ajaxterm is ”’very simple to install”’ … Continue reading →

CLI Companion is an application that is used as a compliment to the Linux Terminal. People unfamiliar with the terminal will find CLIcompanion useful to become acquainted with the terminal. Using the built-in commands you can unlock the potential of … Continue reading →

Nautilus terminal is an extension for Nautilus that  embeds a terminal into the Nautilus window. And just like it is with Dolphin, when you navigate to a different folder, the terminal also  cd s into that folder.

Terminator, multiple terminals in one window. The goal of this project is to produce a useful tool for arranging terminals. It is inspired by programs such as gnome-multi-term, quadkonsole, etc. in that the main focus is arranging terminals in grids … Continue reading →

  Linux doesn’t have extensions … it’s not a brain dead OS like Windows, at least not when it comes to actually developing anything. To make life easy, however, there are certain conventions. If I have a c++ source file … Continue reading →