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Using BTOP for Resource Monitoring
I’ve been using Glances for resource monitoring on my Mac, but recently I tried BTop and found it to be...
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Some of the most useful Command Line Tools
Here are some of my favourite command line tools. The GitHub stars for each tool are also shown below. RipGrep...
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The Power of Linux Command Line
The graphical interface is often more intuitive and easier to get started with but the Command Line interface has its...
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nnn file manager: Developed plugins for integrating with MacOS clipboard
On the Linux platform, the drag-and-drop plugin enables nnn to work with other GUI applications like Email, Slack, Finder etc....
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Setup ‘finder’ plugin for nnn Terminal File Manager on MacOS
The finder plugin integrates the find command with nnn Terminal File Manager but out-of-the-box it doesn’t work on MacOS, throwing...
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Setup nnn Terminal File Manager on MacOS
nnn (n3) is a text-based file manager for the terminal. It is a significant improvement over ls and cd for...