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Hi tiatira,
Red Hat dropped a bomb last week by restricting access to its source code to paying customers only.
It won't make any difference to end users. However, it rings danger bells for the Red Hat clones like Rocky Linux and Alma Linux. The move intends to cut the competition and take all the profits home.
With the 'big news' aside, let's see
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- Trap built-in
- Systemd services
- Vim buffers
- Memes for Linux lovers
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Trap is a shell built-in. You may not always need it but still good to know about it.
Learn how a systemd service is created.
And a quick tip on understanding the systemd service statuses.
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💡Terminal tip
There are times when you want to execute multiple commands but don't want to wait for one to end so that you can run the next.
Luckily, Linux gives you multiple ways to run multiple commands one after another with these special operators:
| Operator |
Example |
Explanation |
| ; |
Command 1 ; Command 2 |
Run command 1 first and then command 2 |
| && |
Command 1 && Command 2 |
Run command 2 only if command 1 ends sucessfully |
| || |
Command 1 || Command 2 |
Run command 2 only if command 1 fails |
Sharetape uses NLP to determine the 10 best topics from a podcast or long form video. Then based on these topics, it cuts 30-60 second clips for TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube Shorts.
I haven't used it personally but sounds like a promising tool if it works.
😂 Geek Humor
Bash rules 🙂
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