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LHB Linux Digest #23.08: LVM, System Calls,VimDiff and More Linux Stuff

By Abhishek Prakash • 14 Jun 2023 •

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Hi tiatira,

A newsletter after a long interval? Not really 😉

You get your regular dose of Linux learnings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday (or Tuesday in some parts of the world) each month.

At least that's the schedule I am trying to follow 🙂

💭 Let's see what you get in this edition of LHB Linux Digest:

Sticky bits in Linux
Vimdiff > diff (for Vim users, of course)
Terminal tip
Memes for Linux lovers

Table of Contents

Convert your Raspberry Pi into a fully functional tablet.

RasPad | Raspberry Pi Tablet For Your Creative Projects

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📚 Linux Tips, Tutorials, and More

Diff is good. But if you are a Vim user, you got the power of vimdiff.

Use vimdiff For Checking File Differences With Vim

Want to see the difference between two files? Normal users use diff command. Pro Vim users go for vimdiff.

Linux Handbook•Pratham Patel

A quick overview of the most common system calls in Linux.

System Calls in Linux: An Overview

System calls are an integral part of the Linux architecture. Learn about the most common types of system calls in Linux.

Linux Handbook•Sagar Sharma

Get familiar with logical volume management in Linux with this hands-on guide.

Complete Beginner’s Guide to LVM in Linux [With Hands-on]

Everything necessary you need to know and learn about the logical volume management in Linux.

Linux Handbook•Debdut Chakraborty

🌟 Highlight

You are probably familiar with file permissions in Linux. But do you know about the special file permissions?

What is SUID, GUID and Sticky Bit in Linux? How to Use Them?

You see an s instead of x in the file permissions? Linux has some special file permissions called SUID, GUID and Sticky Bit. Know more about them.

Linux Handbook•Abhishek Prakash

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🗞️ Linux news

Proxmox VE 8.0 (beta) released
Low code platform Noodl is now open source
Debian 12 “Bookworm” released
MIDI 2.0 Driver support coming with Linux Kernel 6.5
Intel's new open source font for developers

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💡Terminal tip

Don't like to see the omnipresent hidden directories . and ..? You can use the option -A to hide them when you are displaying all files including the hidden ones.