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How to Configure and Use MPV Video Player

How to Configure and Use MPV Video Player

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In this comprehensive guide to harnessing the power of the MPV video player, we will delve into key aspects such as keybindings, configuration settings, creating profiles, and managing playlists. Here, I will talk about how to tailor your MPV experience through custom keybindings, fine-tune configurations for optimal performance, create personalized profiles to suit various media types, and seamlessly manage playlists for a fluid viewing experience.

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Ncdu – Managing Disk Space Using Terminal User Interface

Ncdu – Managing Disk Space Using Terminal User Interface

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Ncdu, short for NCurses Disk Usage, is a game-changer for Linux users looking to manage disk space efficiently. With its Terminal User Interface (TUI), it offers a user-friendly alternative to the traditional `du` command. Ncdu provides intuitive navigation, sorting options, and even the ability to delete files and directories, all while displaying critical information about your disk usage. This powerful tool simplifies the process of exploring and optimizing your storage, making it a must-have for anyone seeking effective disk space management on Linux.

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Using modifier keys (e.g., Control) as non-modifier keys (e.g., Q) when pressed independently.

How to Configure Modifier Keys to Act as Other Keys Without Losing Their Original Ability (ft. xcape)

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Do you find your modifier keys, such as Shift, Control, Windows, and Alt, often going to waste when pressed individually? Meet Xcape, the innovative utility that changes the game. With Xcape, you can assign alternative functions to these keys when pressed and released on their own. This guide will walk you through the installation and configuration process, revealing how to make your modifier keys work smarter and enhance your keyboard experience. Say goodbye to underutilized keys and hello to increased productivity with Xcape.

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How to Change Brightness on a Linux Laptop

How to Change Brightness on a Linux Laptop

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In this article, we’ll explore four methods to adjust screen brightness on a Linux laptop. Manufacturers often prioritize Windows support, so standard function keys may not work out of the box. The methods include direct backlight-file editing, using xbacklight, employing the ACPI daemon, and utilizing xrandr. Discover which one suits your Linux laptop best.

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How to Configure Fonts in i3 Tiling Window Manager

How to Configure Fonts in i3 Tiling Window Manager

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If you’re a Linux enthusiast who enjoys the simplicity and efficiency of the i3 tiling window manager, you know that customization is key to making your desktop environment truly your own. One aspect of customization that often gets overlooked is configuring the fonts in i3’s title bars. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of configuring fonts in i3 using the font directive.

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How to Create Watermarks with ImageMagick's Convert Command: Unveiling Techniques Inspired by Shutterstock and iStock

How to Create Watermarks with ImageMagick’s Convert Command

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In this article, I will talk about how to create watermark on your image. After reading this article you will be able to create watermarks like Shutterstock and istock. You will also learn about Imagemagick’s convert command – trim, composite, rotation, canvas, background, cloning, etc. You can also use this command to put watermarks in bulk.

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Configure Dunst Notification in Linux with Images and Examples

How to Configure Dunst Notifications in Linux (with images)

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In this article, I will talk about how to configure dunst in Linux – colors, paddings, frame, timeout, progressbar, separator, font, markup (bold, underline, etc.), text alignment, icon alignment, icons, mouse settings, etc. There will be lots of examples and images to illustrate my point. I will use simple language and hope in the end you will have a pretty-looking notifications in your computer.

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How to Use Loops in Bash

How to Use Loops in Bash?

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Learn the ins and outs of loop scripting in Bash. Discover various loop types, applications, and real-world examples in this comprehensive guide. From basic iterations to dynamic file processing and creative timer implementation, you’ll gain the expertise needed to efficiently automate tasks and manage complex operations using loops in Bash.

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bash commands in Linux

Bash Commands in Linux With Examples

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In this article, I’ll introduce you to some important tools you can use in the Linux terminal. We’ll explore variables in bash, and some basic operations used along with bash like copying files, displaying text, moving and deleting files, listing directories, and searching for specific words. These commands will boost your productivity. So, welcome aboard as we embark on an exciting journey into the world of Bash commands in Linux! Let’s get started!

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