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2025-01-23 · simonwillison.net

LLM 0.20

New release of my [LLM](https://llm.datasette.io/) CLI tool and Python library. A bunch of accumulated fixes and features since the start of December, most notably: - Support for OpenAI's [o1 model](https://platform.openai.com/docs/models#o1) …

2025-01-20 · sw.kovidgoyal.net

kitty.conf

kitty is highly customizable, everything from keyboard shortcuts, to rendering frames-per-second. See below for an overview of all customization possibilities. You can open the config file within k...

2024-12-24 · sw.kovidgoyal.net

The kitty command line interface

Run the kitty terminal emulator. You can also specify the program to run inside kitty as normal arguments following the options. For example: kitty --hold sh -c “echo hello, world” For comprehensiv...

2024-12-13 · r-bloggers.com

Understanding Storage Media in Linux: A Beginner’s Guide

Introduction Storage media management is a fundamental aspect of working with Linux systems. Whether you’re a new Linux user or looking to expand your knowledge, understanding how to work with different storage devices is essential. This guide ...

2024-11-15 · r-bloggers.com

Linux Environment Variables: A Beginner’s Guide to printenv, set, export, and alias | R-bloggers

Table of Contents Understanding Environment Variables The printenv Command Working with set Command The export Command Using alias Command Practical Applications Your Turn! (Interactive Section) Best Practices and Common Pitfalls Quick Takeawa...

Shell Variables: Local variables that affect only the current shell session
Environment Variables: Global variables that can be accessed by all processes
2024-10-19 · r-bloggers.com

Understanding Expansion in the Linux Shell | R-bloggers

Introduction For beginners venturing into the world of Linux, understanding shell expansion is a crucial step towards mastering the command line. Shell expansion is a powerful feature that allows users to generate complex commands and manipulat...

2024-06-17 · linuxhandbook.com

umount Command in Linux

Learn some practical examples of using umount command to unmount the mounted disk partitions in Linux command line.

2024-05-23 · linuxhandbook.com

w Command Examples

Probably the shortest command in Linux ecosystem, w gives you quick list of logged-in users.

2024-05-22 · linuxhandbook.com

wget Command Examples

The wget command allows you to download files over the internet in the Linux command line.

2024-05-07 · jeroenjanssens.com

Data Science at the Command Line, 2e

This is an overview of all the command-line tools discussed in this book. This includes binary executables, interpreted scripts, and Z Shell builtins and keywords. For each command-line tool, the...

2023-10-15 · brendangregg.com

Linux Performance

A collection of documents, slides, and videos about Linux performance, mostly created by Brendan Gregg, and with a focus on performance analysis.

2023-09-14 · linuxhandbook.com

How to List USB Devices in Linux

Want to identify the USB devices connected to your system? Here are multiple ways to list USB devices in Linux command line.

2023-08-01 · linuxhandbook.com

bc Command in Linux

The bc command is used for precision calculation. You are more likely to use it for floating point operations in bash scripts.