How to use the command palette in Windows Terminal | Microsoft Learn.
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How to use the command palette in Windows Terminal | Microsoft Learn.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/command-palette
# Resample FLAC files to 16-bit, 44.1kHz (sox)
for f in *.flac; do sox -S "${f}" -r 44100 -b 16 ./resampled/"${f%.*}"_16bit_44100.flac; done
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Is there a linux command-line tool to copy files while specifying the source and *target path of each file*?
'rsync' can read an input list of files, but has no way of specifying individual target paths.
I am thinking of using the '--transform' option of `tar` and do a tar - untar pipe, but it would only work for short substitution scripts and when you can figure out the target given the source path only.
GUI won't load and I don't want to be stuck using the CLI #commandline #gui #windowssubsystemforlinux
Zellij, a terminal multiplier and session manager, has been updated to v0.42.0, bringing Stacked Resizes, Pinned Floating Panes and a New Theme Spec.
# Check syntax of a Perl script (perl)
perl -c somescript_or_module.pl
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# Check or set AMD GPU's performance level for power management
cat /sys/class/drm/card*/device/power_dpm_force_performance_level
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GUI won't load and I don't want to be stuck using the CLI #commandline #gui
I ran into a few issues with Windows 2.x and later versions of MS-DOS, so I figured I should simply install an older version of MS-DOS. Version 3.31 seemed appropriate, because it supports harddisks larger than 32MB.
Easier said than done, because - as a surprise to me - this version of DOS apparently didn't even have a setup program. You have to do everything yourself: FDISK, FORMAT, SYS,... you even have to copy COMMAND.COM from A: to C: by hand. Simpler times!
Download speed slow in terminal but normal on the browser (same connection) #commandline #apt #networkmanager #wget #downloadspeed
creating a iso file on USB-Stick on the command line: #commandline #bios #iso
Can I run Ubuntu on a system that has a screen but no keyboard? #commandline #gamepad
# Show detailed information for a specific USB device (lsusb)
lsusb -vs 006:001
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Wine "File not found problem" #commandline #server #wine #games #steam
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