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Hi tiatira,
An overwhelming majority of Linux Handbook readers liked the website redesign. I am humbled by the response 🙏
I have consolidated more articles on topic basis. This way, you get to explore more on a topic easily. Here are a few examples:
I'll be working on more such consolidated topics.
Oh! I have also changed the commenting system on LHB. It is easier to leave comments now.
💭 What you get in this edition of LHB Linux Digest:
- Copying files with transfer progress
- Slef-hosted ChatGPT alternative
- Tools and memes for Linux lovers
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AWS Fundamentals
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The book covers all aspects of AWS, from getting started to core building blocks.
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📚 AI & DevOps tutorials
If you are a machine learning practitioner, you probably know how tedious and time-consuming it can be to find the optimal set of hyperparameters for your model. This tutorial will help you.
More on the self-host side, learn to deploy the Talkyard forum software with Docker.
🛍 Deals for DevOps career aspirants (limited time)
🧑💻 Linux tips and tutorial
Copying a huge file in the terminal? Here's how to check its progress.
Here's a collection
Not related to Linux but if you plan to participate in Hacktoberfest, this guide will help you.
👩💻Self-host corner
A self-hosted, private ChatGPT alternative
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💡Terminal tip
You can start nano editor with mouse support like this:
nano -m file
In this mode, you can use mouse clicks to place cursor, set the mark and click on the shortcuts displayed at the bottom.
Of course, this works on X window system so you need to be on a desktop Linux.
This command takes Docker image and container information and presents in different ways, to help you understand what's going on inside the system.
😂 Geek humor
Works even better if it's a Linux server 🙂
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