Show Line Numbers in Nano Editor
Looking for a specific line? Display the line numbers in Nano editor so that it is easier to look for lines.
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Go to a Specific Line in Nano Text Editor
Moving around in nano becomes easier when you could jump to any line.
How to Select All in the Nano Text Editor
In this quick Nano tip, learn about selecting all the text of a file.
How to Cut, Copy and Paste in Nano Text Editor
In this quick Nano tutorial, learn about cut, copy and paste.
Save and Exit From the Nano Text Editor
Done editing your text file? Learn to save and exit Nano.
Undo and Redo Actions in Nano Text Editor
Nothing is permanent. Certainly not the changes you made while editing files in Nano editor.
Jump to the Beginning or End of file in Nano Editor
Moving around in Nano is easy with the arrow keys. But to quickly jump to the start or the end of a file needs specific keyboard shortcuts.
Install and Use Nix Package Manager on non-Nix OS like Ubuntu
Nix package manager can be installed on any Linux distribution. Here's how.
How to Record Your Screen with VLC [For Fun]
The ever versatile VLC can do a lot of things. Screen recording is one of them.
How to Add Comments in Bash Scripts
Do you have any comments? Add them to your bash script ;)
Add Minimize and Maximize Buttons in GNOME
Missing the minimize button option in GNOME? Here's how you can easily bring it back.
Ubuntu vs Kubuntu: Which is the Better Choice for You?
It can be confusing to pick between Ubuntu and its flavours like Kubuntu. Let's make this task easier.
How to Preview Markdown in Visual Studio Code
The versatile VS Code editor can also handle Markdown preview with ease. Time to game up your README.md.
Install Brave on Arch Linux
Learn to install the Brave browser in Arch Linux in this beginner's tutorial.
Install and Use Yay on Arch Linux
Yay is one of the most popular AUR helper for dealing with packages from Arch User Repository. Learn to install it in Arch Linux.
