Here is the source code and steps to install a Command Line Music Player with Visualizer to play music from iTerm2 or Terminal or from SSH. Previously, we talked about Herrie - a good, stable CLI Music Player. The players name is Open Cubic Player, it possibly has a GNU GPL License, but the developer is quite restrictive about development, porting etc. - clearly written to inform the Author about … [Read more...]
Linux
Linux or more correctly GNU/Linux refers to the family of free UNIX-like computer operating systems using the Linux kernel. GNU/Linux can be installed on a wide variety of computer hardware.
HP ASCII Logo on SSH Pre-Login (HP Cloud, Ubuntu)
Here is How To Add Hewlett-Packard Company Official Logo on HP Helion Public Cloud on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Instance. The HP Logo is an ASCII Art. Previously, we have discussed about ASCII Arts and some websites which offer tools for ASCII Arts. We have discussed about How to Add SSH Message Before Login and to make you understand the Pre-Login and Post-Login Things - we published two guides - Change … [Read more...]
Remove Expires: Thu, 19 Nov 1981 PHP Header in Ubuntu Server
PHP is bad but more bad and not corrected is a bad Header. Here to Remove Expires: Thu, 19 Nov 1981 PHP Header in Ubuntu Server running Apache or Nginx. Why Apache2 or Nginx, practically it will work for any web server software that can run PHP. This is not a problem of WP Super Cache or any PHP software developer. Credit (pun intended) is of PHP. It is tad hard to know what actually add this … [Read more...]
Select and Delete All Text of a File In SSH
It is Quite Pathetic To Hold the Delete/Backspace Key of Any in Text Editor Like Nano or Vi in SSH Session. Here is a Practical Cheat Sheet. Is not it a common day to day fact which we need to do? Suppose, you want to copy the codes from Nginx HSTS Preload settings, what you normally do? Highlight all the text from code block and hitting Command and C or CTRL and C and pasting on your local … [Read more...]
grep, cut Examples with unix pipe
There are certain commonly used commands for managing Linux Servers. Here are some useful grep, cut examples with unix pipelining for SSH. We wrote about UNIX Pipe before, the reader must read that article if he/she is not aware of using pipe. Theoretical knowledge and practical management of a server differs hugely. We often do not type cd followed by space on Mac iTerm2, Homebrew Setup. We … [Read more...]
Bash Completion Tutorial
Here is a Bash Completion Tutorial so that a command line user can either use the existing Bash completion examples or create own Bash Script. Bash Completion Tutorial, to certain extent is a misnomer. We have discussed about Terminal and Shell. Better terminology will be Command line completion, which is a common feature of all the command line interpreters. The program actually automatically … [Read more...]
List of All UNIX / Linux Commands
Here is a list of all UNIX / GNU Linux Commands. This is an abridged list, alphabetically arranged, fully free and continuously edited to improve. This is an exceptional post which is under GNU GPL 3.0 License. You can contribute to add information. We are trying to arrange it in a meaningful, semantically right way with within post search feature, small description and examples. While we have … [Read more...]
$PATH and .bashrc File in Shared Server
Installing Git or doing SSH on a shared hosting account is simple and in most cases go without documentation. Here is some words on $PATH and and .bashrc File in Shared Server. For the most users, who has an average knowledge about environmental variable - they will need top up knowledge on $PATH, like we described on $PATH Variable Guide for OS X. We have discussed how to SSH in Shared Hosting … [Read more...]
Commands to Create and Extract tar File
It is quite easy to create and to extract tar files on OS X or Linux via command line if you know how the syntax. Here is a small guide on how to create tar file and how to extract tar files. Previously we published a guide on how to get a Tar Extract Progress Bar in Linux and OS X. We recommend to read the article first as there are quite helpful information about tar and related links on that … [Read more...]
Append New Source to sources.list Without Opening the File
Often we need to add new repository on Deb based OS like Debian or Ubuntu from SSH. An example situation can be while installing OpenPanel on Debian or Ubuntu. Here is the guide to show you how to append new source of software to sources.list without opening the File in nano or vi command line editor in simple steps. Append New Source to sources.list Without Opening the File : First Things … [Read more...]
Create Aliases on OS X and Linux for Faster Work on Command Line
Create Aliases on OS X and Linux for Faster Work on Command Line - Like You Can Configure the key c for clear command on Terminal or iTerm2. This sounds nice as we no longer will need to use tar -xzvf like bigger commands. We are using iTerm2 on our MacBook Pro running OS X 10.9, well the things are same on any *nix system. But, you must must read iTerm2, Homebrew and ZSH Installation on OS X and … [Read more...]