Linux daily-use and development tools - part 1
I’m writing a blog post series on the Linux tools I use daily, including development tools and their configurations. Here’s the first post of many. Kubuntu LTS Earlier, I was using Debian Sid and ...
I’m writing a blog post series on the Linux tools I use daily, including development tools and their configurations. Here’s the first post of many. Kubuntu LTS Earlier, I was using Debian Sid and ...
In this tutorial, I will be showing how to setup a wireless interface in monitor mode and how to capture wireless network traffic using wireshark. I have been using Kubuntu Linux system to demonst...
Exploring Linux features is exciting, but it can be risky! I sometimes break my system while testing packages. To mitigate this, I discovered systemd-nspawn with debootstrap. It’s a lightweight con...
Escape sequence in Linux ANSI escape codes can be used to style the output of echo or printf. An escape code is a sequence of characters start with an ESC(033 in Octal representation) character, fo...
I follow a lot of tech blogs and YouTube channels, and I used to subscribe to them all via email. This was convenient, but not all blogs offer email subscription (such as bootlin.com), and some peo...
Inkscape is an SVG image editor. We utilize Inkscape to create SVG images and subsequently export them to the PNG format for inclusion in web pages. Let’s begin with generating a feature image for ...
I primarily work on my remote system, using it as my build system to compile images for my target development boards. I prefer to keep alive my remote session for several reasons: The build pro...