Linux lento? NON è normale.

Ti spiego come renderlo velocissimo in pochi minuti

👉 Guida completa qui:
https://incastro.altervista.org/come-velocizzare-linux-2026/

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Bash has a lot of shortcuts, a lot of them aren’t obvious, but you pick them up over the years. Watch Scott and Nate share their favorite command line tricks and shortcuts on this episode of Into the Terminal.

https://youtube.com/live/alZMRigqChc

#linux #linuxtips #sysadmin #redhat #rhel #bash #commandline

Ready for a bit more linux snippet fun? post #5 in my linux snippet series is out and it is all about recovering deleted files via /proc. Enjoy

https://schulz.dk/2026/04/24/linux-snippets-5-recovering-deleted-files-from-the-void/

#linux #schulzdk @blog #lsof #proc #filerecovery #tip #linuxtips

Linux Snippets #5: Recovering "Deleted" Files from the Void - SCHULZ:DK

Accidentally ran rm on a massive log file or a database while a process was still writing to it? Before you panic, learn how to use lsof to find the 'ghost' file in the /proc filesystem and snatch your data back.

SCHULZ:DK

How to List Hardware Devices in Linux (lspci and lsusb)

A simple guide to understand what’s inside your system and troubleshoot faster. https://www.linuxteck.com/lspci-command-in-linux/

#Linux #DevOps #SysAdmin #OpenSource #CommandLine #LinuxTips #technology #LinuxTeck

Lspci Command In Linux: 12 Essential Examples To Easily List Hardware | LinuxTeck

Learn the lspci command in Linux along with lsusb to list hardware devices. 12 real examples tested on RHEL, Rocky Linux and Ubuntu.

LinuxTeck

Built on Arch, but Mend is designed to be distro-agnostic. Whether you're on Fedora, openSUSE, or Arch, the logic adapts to your package manager. One tool for the whole home lab.

Everything runs locally with zero API calls, so your terminal history and system data stay exactly where they belong.

https://github.com/Rakosn1cek/mend

#Mend #Linux #ArchLinux #Fedora #openSUSE #SelfHosted #LinuxTips #Zsh #CLI #OpenSource #SysAdmin #Dotfiles #Terminal #FOSS #Bash

Want to improve your Linux skills?

Here are 50 top Linux commands every user should know.

From basic to advanced, all in one place.

Full guide: https://www.linuxteck.com/50-powerful-linux-commands/

#Linux #CLI #LinuxCommands #LinuxTips #LearnLinux #LinuxTeck

One of the nice things about #Linux is you can just leave it open on a terminal when you walk away and all the plebs think you must be doing some important hacker shit and waiting for it to process but really you're just idling in #Resonite while you go eat muffins in the closet with the Bluetooth headset on.

#LinuxTips #LifeHack #ClosetMuffins

Mein neuer bester Freund im Terminal? Die KI! 🐧💻

Ich muss es einfach mal sagen: Bei der Einrichtung und im Terminal hilft mir KI aktuell extrem weiter. Komplexe Befehle verstehen, Configs anpassen oder einfach mal nachfragen "Was macht dieser Flag eigentlich?" – das spart unglaublich viel Zeit und Nerven.

Aber Hand aufs Herz: Ein gewisses Grundverständnis bleibt Pflicht. Man darf nicht jeder Config und jedem Befehl blind trauen, denn unfehlbar ist die Technik leider noch nicht. Wer den Output versteht und kurz gegenprüft, hat aber das ultimative Power-Tool an der Hand. 🛠️

Nutzt ihr KI auch schon als „Live-Support“ direkt in der Konsole oder tippt ihr noch alles klassisch?

#Linux #Terminal #KI #TechSupport #OpenSource #SysAdmin #LinuxTips #Bash #ArtificialIntelligence #Produktivität
Ever accidentally deleted a crucial file? 😱 Here's a magic trick: use `lsof` before you delete! This command lists open files and can help ensure you're not about to nuke something vital. For example, `lsof +D /path/to/directory` shows what’s in use there. Keep your data safe and your commands sharp! 🛡️ #LinuxTips

Search Bash history by prefix using Alt+Up/Down. Add 2 lines to ~/.inputrc and jump straight to matching commands—no plugins, no restart.

Full guide here: https://ostechnix.com/search-bash-history-by-prefix-altup-setup-guide/

#Bash #History #Prefix #Bashtips #Linuxtips #Linuxhowto #Linuxbasics #Linuxcommands #Linux

How to Search Bash History by Prefix with Alt+Up/Down - OSTechNix

Search Bash history by prefix using Alt+Up/Down. Add 2 lines to ~/.inputrc and jump straight to matching commands. No plugins, no restart.

OSTechNix