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Showing posts with label linux. Show all posts

Using ls command (ls) to sort file names by number.

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If you work with a lot of files, you often save the files with numbers for each system. For example,  1sample.out 2sample.out 3s...

configure, make, make install

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Most of the linux/unix packages can be installed just by following three simple steps: "configure, make and make install" Try...

The 'ls' command in Linux/Unix

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The 'ls' command in a Linux system can be used as follows. To list only the files with no extension ls !(*.*)              curre...

Combining PDF - the easiest way in Linux

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To combine two or more .PDF files, one can use "pdfunite" application, which is installed in Ubuntu Linux by default. To combin...

Linux tips series

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To replace the last command with the same arguments commandName !*  - for all arguments commandName !$  - for the last argument com...

Terminal browsers

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It would be a challenging task to use only the terminal for browsing through the internet. Here is the list for Terminal-based browser. ...

What is virtual box?

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Virtual box is an application which can be used to operate different operating systems in the same hardware (without rebooting). You can ha...

Jupyter Notebook error: AttributeError: type object 'IOLoop' has no attribute 'initialized'

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AttributeError: type object 'IOLoop' has no attribute 'initialized' This error may be due to the tornado==5.0* versions....
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