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In this chapter of the Terminal Basics series, you'll learn about viewing the contents of files in the Linux command line.

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Here's how you can easily set up the home-manager to install/remove packages on NixOS.

LUKS is a popular mechanism for disk encryption among Linux users. Learn more about LUKS in this jargon buster article.

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The DOSbox emulator lets you use the disk operating systems of the 80s. You can also use it to play retro games on Linux.

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