today's howtos

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jan 18, 2023

• How to Use 'sleep' Command to Delay Linux Command Execution

  In this guide, we will discuss practical examples of sleep commands. After following this guide, Linux programmers will be able to use the sleep command to write robust shell scripts.

  Linux programmers and system administrators prefer to write shell scripts to automate simple tasks. However, writing a robust script is not an easy task. We need to handle many corner cases, such as – retry mechanism, debugging, logging, error reporting, etc.

• How to Copy and Move Files with Specific File Extensions in Linux - TREND OCEANS

  Struggling to copy and move files with a specific file extension in Linux? This guide will teach you the commands necessary for copying and moving files with a specific file extension.

• How to Install ImageMagick on Fedora Linux

  ImageMagick is a powerful command-line tool for manipulating images on a Linux system. Some benefits of using ImageMagick include converting, cropping, resizing images, and adding effects like transparency and text overlays.

• How to Install Telnet on Fedora Linux

  Telnet is a network protocol that allows users to remotely access and manage devices over a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) network, such as the Internet. Using Telnet on your Fedora system, you can easily connect to remote servers and perform tasks such as managing files, running commands, and configuring settings.

• How to Install Rust on Fedora Linux

  Rust is a programming language designed to be fast, safe, and concurrent. It is an open-source language that was first released in 2010 and has since grown in popularity among developers. Rust is particularly well-suited for systems programming, and its unique ownership model provides a high level of safety and security.

• How to install Linux Kernel 6.x on CentOS 9 Stream

  CentOS, although not what it used to be, is still very well appreciated by the community, who see it as a healthy balance between stability and new features. However, it may be appropriate to make some tweaks to have recent versions of the Kernel. So, in this post, you will learn how to install Linux Kernel 6.x on CentOS 9 Stream.

  Many more experienced users will consider that having a recent kernel can be beneficial to their work or usage experience. In this sense, this may be quite true, especially with hardware issues.

  Thanks to the good support that CentOS 9 Stream has, it is possible thanks to the community to achieve our goals without too much trouble.

  Let’s go.