https://www.howtogeek.com/display-path-executable-file-linux/
4 different commands on Linux that can help show you where an app is located
- which
- whereis
- type
- command -v
The article goes over each one in some detail, along with screenshots & examples, and what the differences between them are.
Is there a #CLI tool that can convert markdown files to PDFs that is not Pandoc? Pandoc has a lot of dependencies that I won't use, so I'd like to avoid that.
I am not so much into #cooking, but this could get me started: https://cooklang.org/
#CLI #unix
Wochenrückblick, Ausgabe 91 (2025-19)
Themen:
Die eID-Funktion auf dem Ausweis, was man damit machen kann und wie man den Ausweis-Prozess nicht implementiert
Referenzartikel: Design for 3D-Printing von @rahix
Tempest: ein neues PHP-Web-Framework
Firefox Tab Groups
Das CLI-Tool der Woche: bw (Bitwarden CLI)
Reliefenergie und deren Darstellung auf der Deutschlandkarte
#Wochenrückblick #eID #Personalausweis #AusweisApp #BundID #KraftfahrtBundesamt #Rentenversicherung #Krankenkasse #NectIdent #Nect #3DPrinting #PHP #Tempest #Firefox #CLI #Bitwarden #Reliefenergie #AI #Webentwicklung #Techno
MC vs Ranger: أشهر برامج إدارة الملفات على الطرفية
Midnight Commander (MC)
#CLI #Linux #MC #Midnight_Commander #ثنائي_الألواح
Ranger
#Terminal #Python #معاينة_ملفات #TUI #Linux #RangerFM
Yazi
#Yazi #TerminalFM #مدير_ملفات_حديث
Nnn
#nnn #مدير_ملفات_خفيف #Terminal #CLI #Linux #سريع
Vifm
#Vifm #Vim_Keys #مدير_ملفات #CLI
fff
#fff #مدير_ملفات #Shell_Script #بسيط #سريع #CLI
Superfile
#Superfile #Terminal #حديث #TUI #معاينة_ملفات
Building a more accessible GitHub CLI - The GitHub Blog https://github.blog/engineering/user-experience/building-a-more-accessible-github-cli/ #CLI #Git #GitHub #Accessibility #A11y
With so many SSH keys it can be hard to know which pubkey (as in the file, not contents) belongs to which SSH agent, especially if not created with a trailing comment (which has opsec value btw).
Drop this oneliner into your ~/.bashrc (have not tested other $SHELL):
```
whichkey() { c="cut -d ' ' -f 2"; k=$(ssh-add -L | eval $c); for i in $(ls ~/.ssh/*.pub); do j=$(cat $i | eval $c); if [[ $k == $j ]]; then echo $i; fi; done; }
```
`source ~/.bashrc` then:
@wolf480pl OFC limiting the scope of a project is important.
OFC there are reasons why #bash is bash and why i.e. #toybox will most likely only implement a tiny subset of bash in toysh and why @landley hasn't implemented support for .bash_aliases yet [if he'd ever do that considering there are more pressing TODOs than "some hobbyist doodler's wish"...
#TIL of sc, a curses spreadsheet calculator (https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10699) It would've been fun to use it, but, apparently, even Arch/AUR packaging gods cannot cope with such an outdated codebase and I can't install it from AUR. Will look for more #CLI spreadsheets or try to bend #Orca to do budget calculations then.
Building a more accessible GitHub CLI
https://github.blog/engineering/user-experience/building-a-more-accessible-github-cli/
#github #cli #accessibility #a11y #webdev
Successful set up of #firewalld, #KVM & #Cockpit Web Console on #openSUSE Leap 16 Beta done manually & without #YaST! 
Check out #CLI this #testing with #Leap16 #Linux https://dbaxps.blogspot.com/2025/05/setup-firewalld-and-kvm-on-opensuse.html
All My Linux Educational Live Streams Are Now Free
Screenshots are of #CoolRetroTerm, which is my favorite emulator these days. Very customizable, and pleasant to look at. Computing should be pleasant.
Using Links (vice Lynx) does render the tables somewhat better, but otherwise I'm not much of a fan.
(EDIT: in fairness, this is largely familiarity bias. I played around with the settings and I could get used to it, I think.)
The other big annoyance is how the tables on my discography page render. I'm really not sure what I could do to improve this, other than entirely change how I present the information. (Which is an option.)
I occasionally test my home page in a text browser. Lynx was my first web browsing experience, way back in 1995 (through the local library). I started prepending "IMAGE" to the alt text so it was clear what was being described.
Not ideal: the light/dark mode switch renders as a nonsense string with a checkbox toggle (not pictured). Otherwise, it's very straightforward and loads quickly and happily.
