5 (Obscure) Linux Tips

[@excitableboy7031]

My, that is a wonderful song you use, Denshi. I swear i've heard it before, but the name escapes me...

[@MrDeni23n]

Funny, I was going to say something similar to what you said, but what I wanted to say slipped my mind.

[@Jonloo1]

Wild, it's pretty neat to know these not instantly obvious ways of getting around things and reading text from an image.

[@wacesferpit]

that tesseract thing would be pretty useful to run trough the images on a screenshots folder (screenshots generally have text), make an association between the text and the image file, and stores these in a text file, so you can basically get the specific image by `grep`ing for the text

[@Denshi]

Yeah, just run it on a loop and create a .txt file for every image, and then have grep run through those and return the appropriate image file

[@mskiptr]

You can also use || for running the second command if the first fails, and & for running things in the background

[@user-vs6oe8fl3m]

Exquisite music choice

[@savantshuia]

Soul by Fanta Club is the BGM, I really liked the tesseract command, will try it out to see how accurate it it is and the fact that it can be used on videos would make it crazy powerful.

[@br9377]

Chris Chan content and Linux terminal tutorials? You truly are a polymath Denshi.

[@aninstantramen9994]

Pacman -F and semicolon are pretty cool, definitely gonna start using them

[@denissetiawan3645]

nice bgm

If you'd just RTFM for yay, you'd know that writing yay -Syu is redundant. Simply running yay does the same thing by default. Also, you don't need sudo for pacman -Q.

[@mrsansiverius2083]

Fantastic video, I never knew I needed this You should make a series out of this

[@h.hristov]

You should do more of these. We learn a lot

[@alurma]

Wew. Tesseract is cool

[@centralintelligenceagency6825]

What an excellent video. Thank you for sharing.

[@DeLuxMusicChannel]

Nice tips! How can i show the possible tab-autocompletion, like in your video? I like the look of it. Is it configured in the terminal emulator, or in .bashrc?

[@LaGamerLia666]

It's a different shell i.e. Zsh or fish

[@copper4eva]

I didn't realize you can do a new line in the terminal. Had to look up that you use ctrl-v, ctrl-j to do so. Kind of long. Was hoping shift+enter or something worked instead lol.

[@stylemistake]

If you use bash and leave an unclosed string or bracket, it treats the press of an enter as a newline and gives you an opportunity to complete the command by properly closing the string or bracket.

[@goldholder8131]

Reported for not using Debian. Haha I'm teasin', thanks for sharing. ;)

[@abdullahkhaled6162]

the background music?

[@jomo_sh]

based

[@user-vs6oe8fl3m]

was about to comment that too

[@MusKubium]

At first i thought the ASCII art tux in the thumbnail was ASCII Peter Griffin

[@le9038]

I think i forgor these tips... i can't seem to remember what they were.........

[@netprime7506]

great tips! moaaaar plzzs

[@amrouzamar]

Hello, I hope you are well, First, I would like to thank you for all what you do, I learned a lot from your videos, Could you please, expleain us how did you to set color for you terminal ? like when ou tape a knowen command from you system it looks blue, and it's red when not. Could you please explain us how did you setup this ? Hope you the best in the world Amar Amrouz :)

[@Denshi]

Hello Amar. I am using the Fish shell (instead of Bash) which has that functionality built in.

[@amrouzamar]

@@Denshi Thank you for your replay Denshi, I'll search about it and see hos to configur it, Thank you !!!

[@onelazynoob15]

Can't you also just use the newline character rather than literally making a newline for yes? Just like, ' '

[@impmadness]

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[@0x7f2c]

my man forgor that ctrl+l clears and many other extremely handy terminal keykinds :skull:

[@Denshi]

lol no I'm just stupid and distracted when I'm recording videos

[@0x7f2c]

this is the most honest comment I will ever see

[@le9038]

First