Linux-Philosophie - Essenzielle Linux-Befehle - Spaß im Linux-Terminal eBook : Kopp, Torben: Amazon.de: Kindle Store

Linux-Philosophie - Essenzielle Linux-Befehle - Spaß im Linux-Terminal eBook : Kopp, Torben: Amazon.de: Kindle Store

Ah yes, because what the world desperately needs right now is the ability to make pristine #PDFs look like they just survived a nuclear apocalypse with the added bonus of doing it through the command line or #WASM. 🤖📄 Because nothing screams #innovation quite like taking a digital file and making it look like you scanned it with a potato. 🥔✨
https://github.com/overflowy/make-look-scanned #CommandLine #ScannedWithPotato #DigitalFiles #HackerNews #ngated
GitHub - overflowy/make-look-scanned: Makes PDFs look scanned (CLI or in the browser via WASM)

Makes PDFs look scanned (CLI or in the browser via WASM) - overflowy/make-look-scanned

GitHub

It is time for another Linux Mint microblog!

My wife had trouble printing on our pretty old wifi connected Epson color printer. The driver provided by Epson got a 1 star review from her after trying it.

And....drum roll please...
the native Linux driver needed a **command line fix!**

This - needing to fix something on the command line - is the main scenario many of my Windows friends seem most uncomfortable with.

As you'll note from my previous posts in this series, needing the command line for anything on Mint is exceedingly rare. (If I recall correctly, this is the first case of the command line being required, in this particular series of installs.)

But this makes it official: command line fixes in Linux are not entirely gone.

My wife does prefer the command line, so if there had been a click-ops way to do it, she would probably find the command line solution first, anyway.

And I love that my wife shared a solution with me that I can just paste into my terminal, should I decide to print something.

She and I discussed, and we agree that I probably print something once in every three years, or so.

She also pointed out that I get away with this in part because anything I desperately need to print, she's likely to print for me before I even remember that we own a printer.

#linux #linuxMint #microblog #commandline

*squeaking intensifies*
The new version of **Ratatui** is out! 🐀🎉

🦀 A Rust library for cooking up TUIs (@ratatui_rs)

🌠 New "ratatui-termina" backend, bug fixes & more!

🧀 Release notes: https://ratatui.rs/highlights/v0302/

⭐ GitHub: https://github.com/ratatui/ratatui

#rustlang #tui #ratatui #library #terminal #commandline #opensource

Smartphone Forensic ist auch immer so ein Thema, was mich ab und an einholt. In Konzern ist uns keine Abteilung bekannt, die das macht. Also kommen die Kollegen bei Verdachtsfällen gerne zu mir und lassen ihr Dienstgerät überprüfen.

Ein sehr dankbares Tool für den ersten Einstieg ist MVT, entwickelt vom Amnesty International Security Lab. Mein Dank dafür geht raus an @DonnchaC

Aber auch im Freundeskreis kann es recht nützlich sein, um herauszufinden, ob der eifersüchtige Partner (Gendern ist hier nicht nötig!) das Smartphone der Partnerin mit einer Spähsoftware betankt hat. Zum letzteren Thema habe ich euch noch einen Link von den @haecksen des @CCC reingepackt.

Habe das Tool jetzt auch testweise auf dem openSUSE Leap 16.1 installiert und es arbeitet ohne Probleme.

#linux #mvt #amnestyinternational #securitylab #opensuse #smartphoneforensic #forensic #digitalforensic #commandline

🌀 https://docs.mvt.re/en/latest/
🌀 https://antistalking.haecksen.org/einstiegsfragen/ex-partner

failed resetting zsh config

I want to install some zsh themes. But stupidly, I have deleted the whole configuration of the zshrc configuration file, and left the window blank. So it looks like this: The problem is that manua...

Ask Ubuntu

#Linux #CommandLine #array question: The output of
~$ ps ax | grep librewolf | grep -v grep | awk '{print $1}'
Creates this list of pids:
6968
7027
7072
7077
7086
7126
7187
7201
7207
7213

I want to store them in an array. The problem I'm running in to is the command line below doesn't store them in the variable, lwf

lwf=$(ps ax | grep librewolf | grep -v grep | awk '{print $1}')

When I then attempt to list the array elements with
printf "${#lwf[@]}\n"

The output is only this digit: 1
Which is not the first pid in the list above. The goal is to define the array in a #ShellScript. Thoughts? Suggestions?

Le bluetooth de votre pc à l'autre bout de la maison s'accroche à votre casque comme une sangsue vous empêchant d'écouter de la musique.
Désactivez le en ligne de commande (via ssh) :

```
rfkill block bluetooth
```

#unix #linux #bluetooth #rfkill #commandline