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Locking the Screen on Closing the Laptop Lid in Linux
Filed under Administration
Learn three methods to automatically lock the screen when closing the laptop lid in Linux.
How to Install Certificates in Linux CLI
Filed under Installation, Security
Learn how to generate and install certificates using Linux CLI.
How to Optimize Linux for SSD
Filed under Administration, Filesystems
Learn how to configure Linux for improved SSD performance and durability.
How to Search Through the Terminal Output
Filed under Files, Text Processing
Learn a few ways of searching through the terminal output and terminal history.
Solving Error port 22: Connection refused in Linux
Filed under Administration, Networking
Learn how to debug the common port 22: Connection refused error when trying to connect via SSH.
How to Check if a Git Directory Is Clean From a Shell Script
Filed under File Viewing, Scripting
Learn ways to verify whether a Git directory is clean with different commands and a a shell script.
How to Crop and Resize a Video Using FFmpeg
Filed under File Editing
Learn different ways to crop and resize a video via FFmpeg.
Starting Redis Server on a Non-Default Port in Linux
Filed under Administration, Networking
Explore various ways to run a Redis server on a non-default port.