In Gnome 3.18, it was possible to change the titlebar height of all windows by changing the css in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css as per Reduce title bar height in gnome 3 / gtk+ 3.
How can I use find to generate a list of directories which contain the most numbers of files. I’d like the list to be from highest to lowest. I’d only like the listing to go 1 level deep, and I’d typically run this command from the top of my filesystem, i.e. /.
My question is simple, but I am finding it hard to frame/explain it easily.
Ok, so I’ve been searching the web for solutions to this problem with no answers seeming to work for me. Hopefully someone can help me. I’m only trying to configure the OpenVPN Client.
rm -rf /some/path/* deletes all non-hidden files in that dir (and subdirs).
I try to duplicate a video file x times from the command line by using a for loop, I’ve tried it like this, but it does not work:
I have a text file called entry.txt that contains the following:
I’d like to try some shell codes and I want to disable linux protections.
First, apologies if this has been asked before – I searched for a while through the existing posts, but could not find support.
I want to connect to my home server from work using NFS. I tried sshfs but some people say it’s not as reliable as NFS.