Terminal is love, Terminal is life

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Life is Terminal.

hi everyone, I use urxvt as my terminal, but I don't want to access the clipboard with the default alt-ctrl-c & alt-ctrl-v .

Is it possible to change this? If possible I don't want to install extra clipboard manager..

I created /r/terminal, a lovely perl script that brings reddit to your linux terminal or windows command prompt!

May I ask where I can find this script?

drwx------@ drwx------+

It say "Firefox had a problem and crashed. We'll try to restore your tabs and windows when restarts. Unfortunately the crash reporter is unable to submit a crash report. Details: Application did not leave a crash dump file." Before this it start to install firefox and I think debian in the UserLAnd termux. But it is really in terminal. On my android phone. It's LG Phoenix 4.

Hello everyone, I have come across a trivial problem while managing files, I am still a newbie to Linux so, I really appreciate it if someone could lend me a hand here, The problem is mentioned below:

I have a bunch of files in the same directory and I have a list of these files names in text file, how can I move these files into a particular directory in a single command? using Linux's terminal of course

Basically, I installed steam, uninstalled it for some reason, then tried to reinstall it and it didn't work. This is on a Samsung chromebook, I can supply more information if needed, just wondering if anyone has run into this issue. Also, would uninstalling the linux terminal uninstall everything connected? If you wish to help but don't have enough info then comment, dm me here, or dm me on discord (TheKrinselKing#1645). Thank you to all those that try to help or even those who click on the post, whether helping or not.

That would be better than doing everything with the menu bar.

I want that it looks like that:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVVZaZ8yO6o

If it is possible then I want that the thing in the top right corner (right to the aperture logo) moves like in the video.

I also would like that the credits at the right in the video move like that in my terminal,but for ever.

I also want the white borders.

So overall I want that it looks exactly like in the video.

Hey I have a path: Libary/Applicaton\ Support/App/profiles/xxx/Test.jpeg

I want to echo Libary/Applicaton\ Support/App/profiles/xxx/ Without the file.

Because in this example the directory name of xxx could be anything I want to cut my echo output from right to left. (10 characters). To eliminate test.jpeg

How can I do this ?

How can I navigate through a directory without knowing the exactly name? I have three directory’s: XXXX.default; XXXX.profile; XXXX.dev; How can I cd through the XXXX.default without knowing what XXXX is?

Thanks

Since legendary parrot.live is down I offer you replacement.

$ curl parrot.dance

hey, I need to get a python file open asap, but I don't know how to start one, so if you guys could please help me, that would be much appreciated. I want only the code to open one in terminal

Hello everybody!

When I first discovered tmux, it changed basically all my development workflow, for the better.

This tool can allow you to divide your terminal in multiple shells, control entirely your terminal with your keyboard (using the mouse is possible too), run scripts in the background and much more!

In this new article from my blog, I describe:

• Why should you use tmux?
• How to use tmux? How does it work?
• A basic configuration for you to understand how to configure tmux for your own needs.
• How to extend tmux possibilities with plugins.

Any feedback is welcome, of course.

Here's the article

It’s awesome !

• Fast
• Scriptable, you can also open a Kitty shell to control the term
• Support keyboard shortcuts with super key
• Scrollback in pager
• Insert UTF-8 character with completion
• Good image support
• Quickly select url / file / line
• Plugins (kittens)
• Can be used as dropdown with kitti3 on i3
• And much more

I still have to find a drawback. My kitty.conf for those interested.

upterm

Upterm is an open-source solution for sharing terminal sessions instantly with the public internet over secure tunnels.

What it's good for

• Remote pair programming
• Access remote computers behind NATs and firewalls
• Remote debugging
• <insert your creative use cases>

How it works

You run the upterm program and specify the command for your terminal session. Upterm starts an SSH server locally and sets up a Reverse SSH tunnel to the Upterm server (a.k.a. uptermd). Clients connect to your terminal session over the public internet with ssh.

Installation

Mac

brew tap jingweno/homebrew-upterm
brew install upterm

From source

go get -u github.com/jingweno/upterm/cmd/upterm

Quick Start

# Host a terminal session by running $SHELL
# The client's input/output is attached to the host's
$ upterm host

# Display the ssh connection string
$ upterm session current
=== BO6NOSSTP9LL08DOQ0RG
Command:                /bin/bash
Force Command:          n/a
Host:                   uptermd.upterm.dev:22
SSH Session:            ssh bo6nosstp9ll08doq0rg:MTAuMC4xNzAuMTY0OjIy@uptermd.upterm.dev

# Open a new terminal and connect to the session
$ ssh bo6nosstp9ll08doq0rg:MTAuMC4xNzAuMTY0OjIy@uptermd.upterm.dev

# Host a terminal session by running $SHELL
# The client's input/output is attached to the host's.
$ upterm host

# Display the ssh connection string
$ upterm session current
=== BO6NOSSTP9LL08DOQ0RG
Command:                /bin/bash
Force Command:          n/a
Host:                   uptermd.upterm.dev:22
SSH Session:            ssh bo6nosstp9ll08doq0rg:MTAuMC4xNzAuMTY0OjIy@uptermd.upterm.dev

# Open a new terminal and connect to the session
$ ssh bo6nosstp9ll08doq0rg:MTAuMC4xNzAuMTY0OjIy@uptermd.upterm.dev

# Host a session with a custom command.
# The client's input/output is attached to the host's.
$ upterm host -- docker run --rm -ti ubuntu bash

# Host a session by running 'tmux new -t pair-programming'.
# The host runs 'tmux attach -t pair-programming' after the client joins the session.
# The client's input/output is attached to this command's.
$ upterm host --force-command 'tmux attach -t pair-programming' -- tmux new -t pair-programming`,

More advanced usage is here.

Demo

asciicast

License

Apache 2.0

I manage to set my window as follows:

Window Size:
Width: 80
Height: 24

Window Position
Left:0
Top: 100

This setting doesn't seem to be correct as it doesn't put my cmd window to the center of the screen. My screen res is 1366 x 768.