Tidal subscribers have a new way to listen to the high-fidelity music streaming service while using the Linux desktop. The Spotify rival touts better sound
Source: Listen to Tidal Music from the Command Line – OMG! Ubuntu!
Listen to Tidal Music from the Command Line – OMG! Ubuntu!
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Installing Packages/Applications/Software
The yum (apt-get or apt in Ubuntu) command is used to install new packages and to update/upgrade the operating system, it requires administrative access, so it must be used with sudo.
yum [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]
apt-get [O...
Microsoft loves Linux so much that its latest operating system is based on Linux. Azure Sphere OS is designed to run on embedded devices and IoT.
Source: Microsoft’s Newest OS is Based on Linux – OMG! Ubuntu!
Ubuntu is an open-source operating system developed by the San microsystems. Linux allows users and in this case developers to make changes to the program without prior authorization from the creator. You can gather a deeper understanding of Ubuntu Linux from ...
Before you start this tutorial is better to know how to get help and details about the commands, when you need it. There are several ways to get help about the commands, but I will present only the most important ones:
Using –help as argument for the command
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Metacharacters
We often want to refer to a group of files or directories that have a common characteristic. To do this, there are some small constructs which helps the user to filter the needed files. For example if in a folder we have a lot of jpg, mp3 and do...
grep command is a text filter that searches for the input and returns the text lines by a given pattern. In order to start the example, use the following command to get to the /Documents/ folder: cd ~/Documents