Microsoft has released the first version of the new Windows Terminal for Windows 10. Developers have been able to compile the Windows Terminal using the code on GitHub. However, this makes the whole thing available as an app from the Microsoft Store. How to Download the New Windows Terminal As explained in a post on […]
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macOS is an intuitive operating system, so you don’t have to spend lot of time learning the basics; Knowing this, why should you learn and take advantage of the Unix command line available on your Mac? We have four good reasons: There are dozens of open source and freely available Unix-based apps. You don’t have […]
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If you’re a Linux user, you’re going to have to get started with the Linux terminal at some point. Some terminal commands might be popular, others obscure, but in many cases, it’s easier to run a command through a terminal window than through a GUI. But what happens if you need to run several commands […]
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Did you know that Chromebooks have a built-in terminal? Called Chrome OS Developer Shell—or Crosh for short—it lets you access a command line interface which you can use to debug your machine, run tests, or just poke around for fun. Today, we’re going to look at several terminal commands that all Chromebook users should know […]
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Got hold of a Raspberry Pi but not entirely confident with Linux? While the main desktop is easy enough to use, at times you’ll need to rely on command line entry in the terminal. But if you’re new to the Raspbian operating system and Linux, this is easier said than done. If you’re using a […]
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After you’ve configure a new Mac from scratch or reloaded macOS, installing a dozen or more apps is an overwhelming job. Visiting all the right websites and setting the apps up according to your needs is a hassle. You can solve this problem with a package manager. Homebrew is a package manager for macOS that […]
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