This are my linux posts, both for Ubuntu and Linux Mint. They include things from setting everything up from a fresh OS install, to how to set ZSH as terminal, to useful VIM commands.
1. Prepare a fresh linux start
2. Bash and ZSH commands
3. VIM advanced commands
Useful commands to master vim
All delete commands which are run with d, may use instead c. This will do the same delete operation, but will open directly on insert mode afterwards.
Type :help change.txt
cat input | vim - This, ran from bash, outputs the result of a command or a file into a vim buffer, where we can do whatever with it, without modifying the original source.
curl cheat.sh/command_to_search shows a cheatsheet with options for this command
To install a .snap file you downloaded you need to
sudo snap ack downloaded_file.snap
sudo snap install downloaded_file.snap
# if the ack doesn't work, you can always install it with
sudo snap install --dangerous downloaded_file.snap
find . -iname "*file_to_search*" search something at current directorylocate file_to_search search through whole computerrg general searching through data files. Better than grep -rdiff -y --suppress-common-lines file1 file2 | grep '^' | wc -l count number of changes between 2 filesSteps needed to prepare a Linux system when it was completely wiped out or is new. (most) commands are ready to copy and paste.
sudo apt install snapd htop &&
sudo snap install postman rambox vlc postman spotify tor google-cloud-sdk &&
sudo snap gitkraken install intellij-idea-community pycharm-community --classic
Copy the following file into ~ (add link to my aliases file)
Set it so it auomatically loads on startup. Add the following line at ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc
source ~/zsh_aliases
mkdir ~/Documentos/personal ~/Documentos/projects ~/programs ~/tmp