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If your distro users systemctl the easiest way to check errors is to look up the recent |
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If your distro users systemctl the easiest way to check errors is to look up the recent |
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events in the system logs to do that type "journalctl" |
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events in the system logs to do that type "journalctl" |
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-Getting the right dpi: (only applies to xorg) |
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Resources: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xorg#Display_size_and_DPI |
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First of all get the optimal dpi for your screen: |
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http://dpi.lv/ |
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Then get the current dpi that the server is set on: (requires dpyinfo) |
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xdpyinfo | grep -B2 resolution |
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if it si already set to the right dpi you are good to go, else add to your |
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xinitrc or xprofile (if using a display manager): |
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xradr --dpi <your dpi> |
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-Using android devices: |
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-Using android devices: |
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Source: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Media_Transfer_Protocol |
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Source: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Media_Transfer_Protocol |
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Android devices use the MTP interface, to be able to access them in your file manager it is usually required |
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Android devices use the MTP interface, to be able to access them in your file manager it is usually required |
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Sites for public IP discovery and information gathering: |
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Sites for public IP discovery and information gathering: |
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https://www.iplocation.net/ |
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https://www.iplocation.net/ |
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http://www.whatsmyip.org/ |
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http://www.whatsmyip.org/ |
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With ip (standard) |
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ip link show |
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-Changing the MAC address: |
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-Changing the MAC address: |
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Using macchanger: |
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Using macchanger: |
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run: |
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run: |
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"ip addr add <ip>/<mask> dev <interface>" |
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"ip addr add <ip>/<mask> dev <interface>" |
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where ip is the desired ip and mask is the desired network mask in 2 digit format, |
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where ip is the desired ip and mask is the desired network mask in 2 digit format, |
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ex: "192.168.1.2/24" where 24 expands to 255.255.255.0 |
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ex: "192.168.1.2/24" where 24 expands to 255.255.255.0 |
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# USEFUL PROGRAMS |
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-"youtube-dl" is a tool that allows you to download content (eg. videos, audio and thumbnails) |
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from not only youtube but also from other streaming sites |
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-"firejail" is a program used to isolate other programs in a sandbox to make their execution |
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more secure, giving them minimal access to the system files |
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-"ms-office-online" (AUR) the online office suite for 'offline' use |
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NOTE: needs registration to the Microsoft services |
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-"maybe" lets you see what a certain command does before it does it, ex "maybe rm -rf /home" lets you see which files will be affected |
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by rm. |
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NOTE: this is a python script, to install it use "sudo pip install maybe", the "python-pip" package is required |
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-"gotop" Beautiful alternative to htop |
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-"neofetch" display system information in an aesthetic manner |
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-"feh" a simple image wiever that can also set the background |
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-"i3-lock" and "i3-lock-wrapper" a simple and suckless lock screen |
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-"st" a trurly suckless terminal with support for images, unicode and truecolor |
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-"rivalcfg" tool to configure steelseries mice in loonix |
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-"cmus" simple terminal music player written in c |
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-"mps-youtube" terminal youtube music player |
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-"mpv" required for above, extensible video/media player |
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# VIM COMMANDS |
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COMMANDS |
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:q to quit |
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:w to write |
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a combination of the two |
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:!.. to force a command (:q! to force exit without saoving) |
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?... to search |
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n to advance in the search |
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BINDINGS |
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p to paste |
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y to yank (copy) |
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d to cut |
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u to undo |
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Ctrl-r to redo |
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v to enter visual mode (selection) |
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Ctrl-s disables terminal input, press Ctrl-q to re-enable it |
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