Category: CLI Tools

Did you see cool wallpapers like the one below on communities and wallpaper websites? Sample wordcloud wallpaper I am sure many of you have seen such wallpapers. In this tutorial, I will show how you can make such wallpapers and images in
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Managing packages in Linux distribution varies depending on the distribution. All the Debian-based distros use APT as the package management app. While Fedora uses DNF, openSUSE depends on Zypper package manager. Recently, distro-agnostic package managers like Snap, Flatpak, AppImage, etc. made the
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Fastfetch is a command-line tool to display detailed information about your system in an easy-to-comprehend format. Remember Neofetch, which used to do this? Unfortunately, Neofetch is no longer being updated. In any case, you’ll find Fastfetch to be a great alternative. It
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KDE Plasma desktop comes with Konsole as the default terminal emulator. It may seem like just another terminal application, but like KDE itself, Konsole is also highly customizable. With the correct set of configurations, you can make Konsole the most beautiful and
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Reading logs could be tiresome, specially if you are new to it. It all looks black and white and you have to look for the desired details in it. Not a pretty scene, right? While I cannot change the logs for you,
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Love it or hate it, an Arch user cannot ignore AUR, a community-oriented repository where Arch Linux users can share their own packages. After all, the list of official packages in Arch Linux can be considered a bit restrictive. You’ll probably find
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One can find tons of replacements for top, a CLI tool that provides a dynamic real-time view of a running system. There is the famous htop, the asynchronous atop, which forces the kernel to write a record of running processes, and some
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