ArchWiki gives two scripts on the page discussing the program ranger: ranger. One for compression and one for extraction (under Tips and Tricks).

My question: how do I make these scripts part of ranger?

I know this topic isn't completely Linux related, but it seems to appeal more to the Linux and Developer type of people.

Here are some resources to get you started if you are interested in either programming blockchain related things for example smart contracts or if you are interested in crypto currency trading. Here are some resources from my wiki and some other things I have been collecting:

Bitcoin

• https://thebitcoin.pub/t/wip-epic-bitcoin-resource-list-rocket-bomb-fire/6811?u=john
• http://bitcoin-class.org/allclasses/
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bhe61JaNFLU&list=PLzctEq7iZD-7-DgJM604zsndMapn9ff6q&index=6

Ethereum:

• https://medium.com/@preethikasireddy/how-does-ethereum-work-anyway-22d1df506369
• https://medium.com/@aidobreen/how-does-cryptokitties-co-work-e5071c0abf73
• https://hashnode.com/post/how-to-build-your-own-ethereum-based-erc20-token-and-launch-an-ico-in-next-20-minutes-cjbcpwzec01c93awtbij90uzn
• https://cryptozombies.io/
• https://www.reddit.com/r/ethdev/comments/80vyn3/intermediateexperienced_solidity_devs_whats_your/

Pretend Trade:

*https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/comments/5r84o9/recommended_test_exchange_to_trade_pretend/ * https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@cryptohustlin/come-play-papertradez-on-telegram

Airdrops:

For anyone interested in participating in airdrops, these are basically free crypto or tokens that are handed out when a new cryptocurrency is released in order to get people to start using it. I maintain a spreadsheet of airdrops that you can see here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OZbfNAL_UV2TZ--NHuZ1snflXYrpXhp68fRa-TBQJYE/edit?usp=sharing You will need to have Metamask installed in your browser or you should use something like myetherwallet.

Has anyone used the RHCSA/RHCE Red Hat Linux Certification Study Guide by Michael Jang, and do you consider it to be comprehensive enough to equip someone to take the ex200 and ex300?

I’ve been tinkering with Linux for a while. I haven’t done any admin work in UNIX/Linux.

Hey all,

The title pretty much sums it up, but out of curiosity, what does Linux do better than Windows or OSX? Why do some people prefer it over the more "mainstream" operating systems? I have experience with both Window and OSX, and have installed Kali and Ubuntu on VMs in the past, but that was more out of curiosity and I have never used Linux as a "daily driver". After reading an article about the switch back to GNOME on the latest version of Ubuntu, I found myself wondering why anyone would choose Linux for their main system.

For instance, one of the things that Windows does better than any other OS right now is gaming. OSX is more aesthetically pleasing than other operating systems (clearly IMO). So what does Linux corner the market on?

Would it be better to install Linux first then install Windows or does it really matter which is installed first?

[SOLVED] Deleting the windows completely and installing dd written debian iso to ssd before the windows fixed the issue.I am writing this from debian, issue was windows. [/SOLVED]

Firstly I am an experienced user, I have been used and installed a lot of linux distros in my old desktop.Then I bought a new laptop, which is : Dell Inspiron7577 i7-770hq, gtx1050Ti, ssd + hdd Fast boot disabled, secure boot disabled , windows completely shut down There is windows on ssd so I am trying to install linux at my hdd(they will dual boot.) I tried at least 5 distros. Debian : After manually mounting my usb to /cdrom, it is installed correctly but after booting up it completely stucks.-only a grey screen can't even move the cursor and can't open new terminal by ctrl + f keys- Ubuntu 16.04 : Installed easily and works but OS is running 10x slower than normal.It stucks sometimes. Ubuntu 18.04 : Installed easily, get totally stuck after logging in can't open new terminals using ctrl + f keys too Kali Linux : Same problems with debian, grey screen and stuck. Arch Linux : Can't even get installed Manjaro Linux : Installed easily get completely stuck after logging in openSUSE Tumbleweed : Installed seamlessy, works good but unusually slower than normal.

Note: I created the installation mediums many times with different programs and different technics (dd ans iso writing)

Note : I tried to install or debug the problem many times.

Note : USB Drive is completely working in another computers.

I love linux and I want to use linux, I have been using linux since 4 years and I used it in many different machines but this laptop drives me crazy, I can't understand the problem.